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The purpose of this brief, as part of the Coparenting and Healthy Relationship and Marriage Education for Dad (CHaRMED) study, is to provide practice-based, contextually relevant strategies that fatherhood programs serving AIAN fathers can use to support their healthy coparenting and romantic relationships.
This product, developed as part of the Coparenting and Healthy Relationship and Marriage Education for Dads (CHaRMED) study, is a curated collection of resources that offer strategies for programs to use to better support fathers’ co-parenting and romantic relationship needs.
Explore how Customer Journey Mapping can serve as a tool to understand fathers’ program experiences and perspectives and identify approaches to improve engagement.
The purpose of this brief is to summarize stigma and discrimination experienced by fathers in fatherhood programs related to their culture and racial identities, their role as fathers in society, and their history of incarceration and also provides practice-based resources to help programs support fathers in navigating challenges related to these forms of stigma and discrimination.
Explore the key findings from the final report of OPRE’s Project SPARK on evaluation technical assistance (TA), which describes a proposed definition of evaluation TA, a conceptual framework for evaluation TA, and a review of the approaches and evidence of promise or effectiveness of evaluation TA initiatives.
Explore common implementation challenges and solutions fatherhood programs can try to improve recruitment, retention, and engagement of fathers in services.