A couple of years ago the Fathers Network website underwent a major remodel and I'd like to make sure it's meeting the needs of those who use it. I'd appreciate it if you would take some time to look at the website and give me any feedback on what you like, don't like, what should [...]
More evidence that the trend in "family" care is that it is being provided by more and more men. See the article here. Please share and like.
The Kennedy Center Office of VSA and Accessibility is seeking artwork by artists and designers with disabilities for the covers of two 2018 conference agenda books. Artwork should address themes of accessibility and inclusion in the arts. Artists of any age and professional experience are welcome to apply. Two winning artists will each receive a prize of [...]
Saturday, June 16 and Sunday, June 17. Designed for families with children ages 5–8 on the autism spectrum and with sensory sensitivities, this concert includes instrument exploration before and after the show, a meet-and-greet with the featured musicians and a 35-minute performance hosted by board-certified music therapist Michael Thomas. Get more information here.
This past Sunday the Fathers Network teamed up with the great folks at the Microsoft Store in the University Village shopping mall (near the University of WA) to host a private event for dads and their kids to do gaming. Below are some photos from the event. Please share and like.
Last week I posted a flyer on tips for how direct service providers can work with men who have a child with special health care needs in their life. The flyer today takes that information and changes the perspective of how these men can take care of themselves. What are your thoughts/comments/tips? Please share and [...]
Below is a new handout from the Fathers Network written to offer tips to direct service providers who work with men who have a child with special health care needs in their life. Your comments and/or additional tips would be appreciated. Please share and like.
An article from Pacific NW magazine. https://www.seattletimes.com/pacific-nw-magazine/thinking-differently-about-employment/ Please share and like