101. FATHERS RIGHTS INFILTRATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN The roles fathers play in families are diverse and related to cultural and community family Guardian Network * fathers rights and Equality Exchange http://members.aol.com/asherah/dhhs.html

FATHERS RIGHTS INFILTRATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES The Responsible Fatherhood Project and The Benton Foundation's Kids Campaigns Excerpt from Kids Campaigns website: On June 16, 1995 President Clinton requested every agency of the Federal government to review its programs and policies with the purpose of strengthening the role of fathers in families. Fathering: The Man and The Family is the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) response to this directive. The guiding principles of DHHS' response are: * All fathers can be important contributors to the well-being of their children. * Parents are partners in raising their children, even when they do not live in the same household. * The roles fathers play in families are diverse and related to cultural and community norms. * Men should receive the education and support necessary to prepare them for the responsibility of parenthood. * Government can encourage and promote father involvement through its programs and through its own workforce policies. A large number of well-known fathers' rights groups have become involved with the Fatherhood Project and it's sibling, Kids Campaigns.

102. Fathers Rights Called by some a fathers rights organization, fathers Families is made up of to assure that laws promote families and responsible father behavior http://www.themenscenter.com/National/national06.htm

Click here for MEN'S RIGHTS related books Alliance for Non-Custodial Parents Rights Alliance for Non-Custodial Rights is a nonprofit corporation dedicated to protecting and promoting the civil and inalienable human rights of non-custodial parents and their families. ANCPR believes that many aspects of the current and proposed laws concerning visitation, custody and child support enforcement violate the constitutional rights of all non-custodial parents. ANCPR also believes that it is in the "best interest of the child" to have equal access to both parents, and that shared custody arrangements that specify 50/50 joint physical custody should be the presumption in Family Law. American Center for Child Support Reform The mission of American Center for Child Support Reform is to help children by educating and informing politicians, lawmakers, and the general public about flaws and inequalities in Family law and child support American Coalition for Fathers and Children The members of The American Coalition for Fathers and Children , are dedicated to efforts to the creation of a family law system, legislative system, and public awareness which promotes equal rights for ALL parties affected by divorce, and the breakup of a family or establishment of paternity. It is our belief that through our involvement and dedication, we can have a positive effect on the emotional and psychological well-being of children.

103. Ifeminists.com > Editorial > NOW Court Report Lacks Facts CANOW s family law Task Force has suggested several strategies to reform the courts to For example, in the capsule history of family law in California, http://www.ifeminists.net/introduction/editorials/2002/0702.html

explore the new feminism i ntroduction i nteraction ... editorials NOW Court Report Lacks Facts July 2, 2002 by Wendy McElroy mac@ifeminists.com A "report" just released by the California chapter of NOW on the alleged abuse of women in family courts is fluff without substance. Nevertheless, a submissive media is eating up the report and rushing to sound tired alarm bells. "Family Court Report 2002" has the ostentatious trappings of respectable research: 134 pages; four authors, including the President of CANOW; and a self-declared "three years" of research. What it doesn't have is evidence. What is the FCR? It is the supporting document behind a call to revamp the family court system to eliminate purported bias against women. The report is heavily based upon CANOW's call "for individually prepared case histories from constituents" and a "detailed questionnaire" posted on the Internet. ("Constituents" appears to be a synonym for women who approached CANOW with complaints about the family court system.) CANOW's subsequent "historical research" and "review of the often bizarre practices of judges" are based on responses from the questionnaires (p.4). Moreover, it is the "constituent" and questionnaire data that makes the FCR news — complete with a press conference — rather than a university project. It is on this data that the FCR lives or dies.

104. Home bullet, In The News — all the latest on Father s rights If you don t like families, fathers or conservatives, don t read this website, as what you read http://www.fathersforlife.org/

Fatherlessness - Canada's greatest social problem ! Home Search In The News Our Forum ... References - Bibliography You are visitor since June 19, 2001 var site="s14fatherless" Welcome! We hope you like our new format. Our site will be easier to navigate. We've added a lot of new content. See our new Table of Contents at the bottom of this page. Please have patience with the few inconsistencies in text format you may encounter on pages that have not yet been converted to the new design. There will be fewer of those as time goes by. Highlights - Over 1.8 Million Web Visitors This website is about fatherlessness, fatherhood, and about the impact of both on children, families and society; it is also about the role that feminism and gender politics play in all of that. Visit Our Forum at Blog City for discussions with others concerned with fatherhood and related issues In The News — all the latest on Father's Rights Website of the Month Canadian Children's Rights Council The latest news at angryharry.com Our Most Popular Pages Mission Statement by Fathers for Life Warning!

105. Fathers' Rights Suffer Setback | Germany | Deutsche Welle Campaigners for fathers rights in Germany say making secret paternity tests Today s International Day of Families is not a reason to celebrate for http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,1564,1457216,00.html

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