Research & writing
Review sources, explain findings clearly, and help build useful educational resources.
Offer your skills →Make it a shared effort
Affirm the principles. Bring your experience. Help build a movement that puts children and families first.
The Fathers Are Parents Pledge
Read the pledge, add your name, and confirm through the email we send you. Signing is free and does not subscribe you to a newsletter.
A shared commitment
I believe children deserve meaningful relationships with both fit, loving parents.
I believe mothers matter.
I believe fathers matter.
I believe separation or divorce should end a relationship between adults, not unnecessarily destroy a child's relationship with a parent.
I believe children should never be used as leverage, punishment, or bargaining chips.
I believe abuse must be taken seriously and investigated fairly.
I believe allegations should be evaluated by evidence and due process.
I believe fit parents should be treated as parents, not visitors.
I believe family courts and the professionals who influence families should be accountable for decisions that affect children's lives.
I believe parenting rights come with parenting responsibilities.
I believe family unity should be preserved whenever it is safe and healthy for the child.
I stand for children, families, equal parenting, and the principle that Fathers Are Parents.
Give your time
We’re welcoming volunteer inquiries as the project grows. Tell us what you enjoy doing, what experience you bring, and how much time you can offer.
Review sources, explain findings clearly, and help build useful educational resources.
Offer your skills →Improve the website, make information accessible, and create thoughtful visual materials.
Offer your skills →Introduce the project to your community and help people find a constructive way to participate.
Offer your skills →Contribute experience in education, law, research, communications, or responsible fundraising.
Offer your skills →These links open your email app. You can also write to fathersareparentsproject@gmail.com. An inquiry starts a conversation; it does not commit you to a role.