As the Director of the ’Following Young Fathers Further’ study and head of the new Centre for Innovation in Fatherhood and Family Research at the University of Lincoln, Anna is at the forefront of shaping the discourse around young fatherhood.

Jordan emphasizes the importance of creating safe spaces for men to express their emotions and shares his own experiences with therapy and healing.

The conversation delves into the complexities of fatherhood, particularly for black fathers and black daughters, and the need for policy changes to better serve families.

Rob Kenney, the creator of the YouTube channel ”Dad, How Do I?” shares his personal story and the inspiration behind his channel.

Wilbon shares his personal journey of growing up without a father and reconnecting with him later in life. He also discusses the impact of his mother and wife on his life, as well as his experience as an adoptive father.

Dr. Thomas also emphasizes the need to address the mental health of black men and fathers, as well as the impact of their environment on their well-being.

Richard shares his own story of growing up with a strong father figure and how it shaped his appreciation for fatherhood.

Dive deep into a compelling discussion on the ”I AM DAD” Podcast with Janks Morton, an acclaimed filmmaker and advocate for authentic representation of African-American experiences.

On this episode of the "I AM DAD" Podcast, we have the pleasure of welcoming James Worthy, a man whose name resonates with the impact and dedication he’s brought to the field of human services. With almost three decades of enriching experience, James stands as a towering figure in the advocacy for responsible fatherhood and family strengthening. His innovative curricula and development programs have touched nearly ten thousand lives, changing narratives and shaping futures. As a National...

Coach Charles Sharper has dedicated his life to serving children and their families as a Non-Profit Executive Director, mentor, teacher, coach.

For nearly three decades, David has been a father and family advocate, a community organizer, a minister, and an influential leader.

Hey there, I’m Dontaye Carter. My story is one of love, family, and a quest to make the world a better place.

They delve into the transformative role of Black fathers in Fulton County, challenging stereotypes and underscoring their indispensable role in family and community.

Allan Shedlin has devoted his life’s work to improving the odds for children and families. He has three daughters, five grandchildren, as well as numerous ”bonus” sons/daughters and grandchildren.

In this inspiring episode of ”I AM DAD,” we welcome Jermaine Wong, a storyteller whose life and work transcend the boundaries of art and activism.

As the founder of the Corporation for Black Male Achievement and a leading figure at New Profit, Shawn champions transformative change and highlights the critical role fathers play in society.

In this episode, we delve into Dr. Miller’s groundbreaking ”Dare To Be King” curriculum, designed to inspire young Black males to lead lives marked by thoughtful decision-making and emotional resilience.

Dr. Mincy discusses his journey into the field of fatherhood research and his work on the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study.

Happy New Year to all the fathers, families, and friends of Fathers Incorporated.

Join us on a profound journey with Tracy Braswell, the seasoned Chief Operating Officer at Fathers Incorporated, as we delve into the transformative world of fatherhood and financial literacy.

Join us as we unpack the layers of grief, learn to embrace the healing process, and discover hope amidst sorrow.

Rodney shares his transformative journey of fatherhood, including the challenges and triumphs of raising a special needs child and how his experiences reshaped his life’s priorities.

Explore the depths of black fatherhood, male empowerment, and personal growth with Kenneth Braswell and special guest Donald Morton on the ’I Am Dad’ podcast.

An accomplished author, Michael has contributed to the esteemed fatherhood anthology ”Why Fathers Count” and has developed five fatherhood curricula, with his sixth in the works.