Domestic violenceInformation for professionals working in services tackling issues of domestic violence against women and men.
Practice » Domestic violence
Bringing Fathers In is a series of smart, punchy, evidence-based information sheets backed up with a series of online research summaries.
External research » Domestic violence
Men in low and middle income countries are generally positive about gender equality – but their participation in household and caregiving tasks remains low, and levels of intimate partner violence are still high, according to a study published in the Men and Masculinities journal.
Blog » Domestic violence
Jeremy Davies writes:
Two years ago the Fatherhood Institute published a global research review which identified and explored the evidence on parenting and other programmes’ promotion of father-involvement in the first eight years of children’s lives.
Practice » Domestic violence
Our 2012 review, Fatherhood: Parenting Programmes and Policy – A Critical Review of Best Practice, examined evidence from across the world about parenting and other programmes’ focus on father-involvement as a means to impact on family violence, child abuse, children’s health or learning.
FI research » Domestic violence
Removing a abusive father from a family, while often a positive and even essential first step, provides only a partial solution.
Practice » Domestic violence
Our Dads’ FAQs feature information and guidance on a range of subjects, and are intended to help fathers who want to play an active role in their children’s lives.