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Time to acknowledge the caring moments of fatherhood that often go overlooked

Three quarters of dads say they are responsible for their child's emotional well-being, while only 20% of dads see this role reflected in media. It's time to acknowledge the caring moments of fatherhood that often go overlooked.

This Father's Day, share the "Calls For Dad" film to celebrate with a dad in your life.

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Source: 2014 Dove Men+Care Dad Portrayal Study

The Father's Rights Movement is not anti-mom, anti-woman, and/or anti-gay.
We are ANTI-UNFAIRNESS!

We only support organizations who show an understanding that children need both parents, and that either parent is equally capable of the choice to perpetrate hate or declare peace.



2 comments:

  1. “Relationship Estrangement and Interference is a form of Domestic Violence using Psychological abuse.”
    ~ Joan Kloth-Zanard of PAS Intervention.
    www.pas-intervention.com‎
    PAS Intervention stands for Parental Alienation Support and Intervention. It is an International Non-profit organization to End Child Abuse and Parental Alienation.

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