The Blueprint - Fathers Incorporated

Re-imagining the Narrative of Modern Black Father

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Our Mission is to Promote Responsible Fatherhood and Eliminate Negative Stereotypes Of Black Fathers To Positively Impact The Trajectory Of The Black Father And Their Families.

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Currently, 66 percent of Black Youth are born into unmarried households.

RE-IMAGINING THE BLACK FATHER

Father presence in the household is important for the positive well-being of families, neighborhoods, and youth.

Dads who actively participate in the lives of their families provide a steady source of stability and support.
Re-imaging the Black Father means that policymakers must focus on specific industries as vehicles by which low-income Black fathers lift their families out of poverty.

Why Does Poverty Look Like Me?

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According to the research, supporting responsible fatherhood is critically connected to lifting Black men and their current and/or future children out of poverty while laying a firm foundation for their success in life.

We believe that the presence or absence of fathers shapes the way children view the world and interact with people and that fathers are an essential element in successful families and thriving, stable, healthy communities.

The goal of The Blueprint is to promote responsible fatherhood and improve/eliminate negative stereotypes of Black fathers (particularly low-income fathers), by addressing the following:

The Blueprint Report

Economic Opportunity and Entrepreneurship
Education
Family Structure
Legacy and Wealth
Health
Technology
Media
Hope

Ending poverty and other deprivations go hand-in-hand with strategies to:

Improve Health and Education

Reduce or Eliminate Inequality

Spur Economic Growth and Stability

The Virtual Town Hall Forum

Fathers Incorporated is currently working on a virtual Town Hall Forum to examine the definitions and social reality of fatherhood for Black Fathers.

About The Event

The Blueprint: Re-imaging the Narrative of Modern Black Father will be streamed across several platforms.

Read The Report

The Blueprint report and town hall is supported by a grant from the Walton Family Foundation. The views expressed in the town hall are not necessarily the views of Fathers Incorporated, Walton Family Foundation or any other sponsors.

Re-imagining the Narrative of Modern Black Father

Our Mission is to Promote Responsible Fatherhood and Eliminate Negative Stereotypes Of Black Fathers To Positively Impact The Trajectory Of The Black Father And Their Families.

RE-IMAGINING THE BLACK FATHER

Dads who actively participate in the lives of their families provide a steady source of stability and support.
Re-imaging the Black Father means that policymakers must focus on specific industries as vehicles by which low-income Black fathers lift their families out of poverty.

Why Does Poverty Look Like Me?

The Blueprint Report

Ending poverty and other deprivations go hand-in-hand with strategies to:

Improve Health and Education

Reduce or Eliminate Inequality

Spur Economic Growth and Stability

About The Event

The Blueprint: Re-imaging the Narrative of Modern Black Father will be streamed across several platforms.

Read The Report

The Blueprint report and town hall is supported by a grant from the Walton Family Foundation. The views expressed in the town hall are not necessarily the views of Fathers Incorporated, Walton Family Foundation or any other sponsors.

The Blueprint Virtual Town Hall

September 29th; 10AM - 4PM (eastern)
Atlanta, Geogia

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Re-imagining the Narrative of Modern Black Father

Our Mission is to Promote Responsible Fatherhood and Eliminate Negative Stereotypes Of Black Fathers To Positively Impact The Trajectory Of The Black Father And Their Families.

RE-IMAGINING THE BLACK FATHER

Dads who actively participate in the lives of their families provide a steady source of stability and support. Re-imaging the Black Father means that policymakers must focus on specific industries as vehicles by which low-income Black fathers lift their families out of poverty.

Why Does Poverty Look Like Me?

The Blueprint Report

Ending poverty and other deprivations go hand-in-hand with strategies to:

Improve Health and Education

Reduce or Eliminate Inequality

Spur Economic Growth and Stability

About The Event

The Blueprint: Re-imaging the Narrative of Modern Black Father will be streamed across several platforms.

Read The Report

The Blueprint report and town hall is supported by a grant from the Walton Family Foundation. The views expressed in the town hall are not necessarily the views of Fathers Incorporated, Walton Family Foundation or any other sponsors.

The Blueprint Virtual Town Hall

September 29th; 10AM - 4PM (eastern) Atlanta, Geogia

days

hours

minutes

seconds

Dads who actively participate in the lives of their families provide a steady source of stability and support.
Re-imaging the Black Father means that policymakers must focus on specific industries as vehicles by which low-income Black fathers lift their families out of poverty.

September 29th; 10AM - 4PM (eastern)
Atlanta, Geogia