By Tamba David Mackieu In many countries the world over, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, the majority of families constitute many adults, both male and female, and children who are related to the father or wife (wives) in various ways. It can also be a combination of children from previous homes or from people, who were …
Originally Posted by 2Y2W (Too Young To Wed) By Jane Kato-Wallace, Equimundo & Karoline Davis, World Vision—India A core and enduring aspect of gender inequality globally is the fact that men are generally expected to be providers and decision-makers, and women and girls areexpected to be responsible for caregiving and domestic tasks. Fathers, or other …
By: Pinar Arslan In light of our experiences with the Father Support Program (FSP), founded in 1996, we launched the “You Are My Father” Campaign in June 2012, which has been a milestone in highlighting the importance of engaged fatherhood. The “You Are My Father” campaign is the first of its kind held in Turkey, …
A success story from the MenCare program. Although many of the activities that will ultimately make up the MenCare program are still in their infancy, one story from the MenCare Southern Africa program has stood out for us as an inspiring example of what it can achieve. A recent focus group discussion for the program …
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