The old myths are far flung — and deeply held — that men are hard driven, inexpressive, pragmatic creatures, devoid of strong emotions or the capacity to nurture, always more at home with work than with their families. The following articles shatter whatever truths such stereotypes might contain. The men unabashedly share with us their tears and depression, fears and pain, and ultimately the love, care and understanding gained through the extraordinary relationships they have with their children.
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- Washington State Fathers Network by admin
A Powerful Voice for Fathers and Families of Children with Special Needs September 14, 2011 WSFN Registration Form State Conf 2011 Hello Dads! The Washington State Fathers Network State Conference is Saturday, October 8, 2011 in Redmond, WA on Microsoft‟s beautiful campus! Join us! Seven Compelling Reasons to Attend the [...] - “Save the Date!” by adminWashington State Fathers Network State Conference Saturday, October 8, 2011-8:30am-4:30pm Microsoft Campus, Redmond, WA We invite all dads across the state having children with special needs to join other great dads for an exciting, informative, insightful conference just for dads! The WSFN State Conference will be on the Microsoft Campus, [...]
- Kindering Fathers Network +… by admin(On play court behind Kindering!) Sunday, July 31, 1:00-3:00pm The Fathers Network will be hosting a BBQ on July 31, 2011 at Kindering Center. Guests will be the Kindering Hispanic Program families, and also families from the Arc of King County-Plan Familias 360. This is a great time to meet [...]
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