Children with involved fathers have stronger cognitive and motor skills, better physical and mental health, and are more problem solvers, confident, curious, and empathetic.
Fatherlessness is an epidemic, with nearly 40% of children in America growing up without their fathers.
Laws and society undervalue the importance of fathers, making it harder for them to be involved in their children's lives.
Paternity laws need reform to protect the rights of fathers and ensure that children have access to their biological fathers.
Everyone has a role to play in promoting fatherhood, including fathers themselves, mothers, employers, and legal professionals.