Theoretical and empirical work on Black fathering has been grounded in a deficit
perspective. Scholarship has focused on absenteeism and incarceration of Black fathers …

Family therapy has helped repair relational ruptures and restore stability within families for
decades. However, service can be inaccessible and underutilized among many minoritized …

Though fatherhood research has recently burgeoned, extant literature primarily focuses on
father characteristics and father–child interactions. A critical gap remains in understanding …

The purpose of this study is to grasp and become better informed about the experiences of
formerly incarcerated mothers and fathers transitioning from correctional facilities (ie, local …

It is often argued that incarcerated men who stay connected with their families are less likely
to reoffend. Despite the growing literature on non-residential fatherhood in South Africa, little …

Öz Çocuk gelişimine ilişkin literatürde annenin rolü güçlü bir yere sahipken, çocukların
sağlıklı sosyal ve duygusal gelişiminde babaların önemi son yıllarda anlaşılmaya …

This qualitative descriptive study described the fatherhood engagement challenges formerly
incarcerated fathers experienced during reentry into society in the Midwest region of the …

This chapter takes a contextual and social justice approach to the psychology of fatherhood
and discusses the importance of understanding fathers' behaviors and roles in their social …

Historically, Black fathers have borne the brunt of every social ill impacting Black families
and urban America, according to mainstream media. From escalating rates of violence to …

Father absence is a social problem in the United States, and the African American
community has the highest rate of father absence. The purpose of this qualitative descriptive …