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Gary Barker – Washington, D.C.

Gary Barker, president and chief executive of Equimundo , a global nonprofit focused on redefining masculinity in a positive way, is our…

Brooks Barron was destined for a high-achieving corporate life. He graduated from Princeton University as his father had and went on to…

Fathers of teens might feel a little nauseous at the thought of our child going out on a date. But it’s normal and natural – if not always…

We had our first in-person Lead Dad event at The Two Roads Brewing Company yesterday, and what I learned wasn’t at all what I expected…

Kevin Cox, a one-time litigator and general counsel turned writer known as the “Foodwalker,” is our Lead Dad of the Week. Kevin, father of…

There is no shortage of books on parenting but they’re written for mothers – only to be read by the rare father. Todd Detwiler set out…

The big questions is, Can I do this? You jump off the ship and wonder can I swim? By and large I feel like I can. The best part overall is…

Introducing Chris Nebenzahl from Denver, CO, as our Lead Dad of the Week! Both Chris and his wife Elizabeth work in real estate – he’s run…

Shawn and Brent are fathers who have had professional success and family success. But like many men, they’ve also had mental health…

Working dads are now more worried about being penalized for parenting than working moms.When I read this stat, from Bright Horizons’s…

Welcome Ajit Jain, our Lead Dad of the Week, who lives close to his son outside of Swarthmore, PA, and commutes for his job in finance…

Kevin Olmsted wrote the book “Scared Dad Feeding: How My Daughter’s Anorexia Took Me To Hell and My Guidebook for How I Got Back” about…