The Center for Social Justice invites you to watch and explore ways to become a more connected Dad. Given that parenting has no checklist, parental manual, or diploma, how do we manage connection and disconnection with our children? According to Brian Anderson, from Living a Connected Dad Life, parents make mistakes every day, every hour, but we must manage fatherhood as we do our careers by staying engaged, practicing strategies for connection, and improving communication.
We invite all dads, moms, grandparents, uncles and aunts, and anyone connected to a child in any way to watch the first of an engaging interactive series on fatherhood/parenthood.
We welcome you to join us for the remaining three workshops, where we will continue to discuss topics related to fatherhood.
Defining Fatherhood and What Kind of Dad You Want to Be
Wednesday, April 16
Noon–1 p.m. ET Online
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Being an Ally and an Advocate for Our Children
Wednesday, May 14
8–9 p.m. ET Online
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The Legacy We Leave for Our Children
Wednesday, June 11
Noon–1 p.m. ET Online
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The Living a Connected Dad Life series focuses on creating an online space for students and alumni who are parents to discuss topics of masculinity for all genders, parenting, and healthy communication. Each session includes space for participants to articulate personal stories of connection with family.
Source: Center for Social Justice