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The NRFC Library is a collection of materials to build a knowledge base around fathers, fatherhood, and operating a Responsible Fatherhood program. It also houses all resources created by the NRFC, including fact sheets, PSAs, and past webinars.

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Promising Occupations Achievable Through Short-Term Education or Training for Low-Income Families: Appendix C: ACF Region 3 (Philadelphia).

Promising careers are available to TANF recipients and other low-income workers with a relatively short-term investment in education and training. Almost all states offer estimates—called projections—of how occupations will grow over a 10-year period. When paired with data on the education and…

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Fact Sheet

Tips from a Father in Prison.

The following is a list of suggestions that you can use to maintain the attachment to your children from inside a prison. (Author abstract)

Fact Sheet

How Do Fathers and Mothers Differ? [Excerpt from the book "Understanding Children."]

A brief summary of the differences in parenting styles between fathers and mothers.

Fact Sheet

Helping Poor Nonresident Dads Do More.

Welfare reform endorsed the notion that both parents should support their children financially, regardless of which parent a child lives with. Accordingly, the reforms emphasized work for custodial parents and strengthened states' ability to enforce child support laws. This approach has increased the number of working single mothers and raised child support payments. It has done less, however, for the children of the 2.5 million nonresident fathers who are poor and do not pay child support. To ensure support for these children--many of whom receive welfare--reformers must view nonresident…

Fact Sheet

Information Packet: Fatherhood.

Federal policies are promoting father involvement in families to improve developmental, academic, and economic outcomes for children. This information packet provides an overview of issues related to fatherhood initiatives for providers and consumers of social services. It includes a fact sheet of statistics about effects of fatherlessness, a summary of policies and legislation, and lists of references and web resources. The innovative Georgia Fatherhood Program also is profiled.

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