Chair Stevens highlights systemic barriers facing fathers
Chair Stevens notes that many fathers face systemic barriers to engaging in their children's lives, especially co-parenting and non-custodial parents, those incarcerated or in reentry, and young teen fathers who often have few resources.
Yet many fathers fail.
systemic barriers that prevent them from fully engaging in their children's lives.
This is particularly true for those who are co-parenting or non-custodial parents, those who are incarcerated or undergoing reentry, and young teen fathers.
New fathers often have few resources to turn to.
To turn at to in very moments where they are required the most support in their journey in new parents.