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Children deserve fully functioning, natural, loving, dedicated relationships with both of their parents, equally, in and out of marriage, whenever possible. Joint physical custody and co-parenting can benefit families, especially children. I'm an advocate for collaborative or cooperative, shared or co-parenting, as well as laws that encourage equality: a strong presumption for both parents', as well as extended family's involvement in children's lives.


Thursday, March 09, 2006

Corruption, communication, superheroes, politics, and more

Exposing the corruption - radio show

Family rights activist Kathy Tilley will be on Next Friend Radio tonight, Thursday, March 9, from 5-9 pm (pst). Kathy will be interviewed by Brother Cletus Keifer of Families At Risk of Missouri. The subject is Exposing The Corruption-the project. To join the discussion call 641-297-5900. To listen, visit Next Friend Radio by clicking HERE.


Single fathers and the communication industry


Diane A. Sears has been chosen to be a panelist for the “Social Entrepreneurship, the New Media, and the Single Father Movement” panel at the 97th annual Eastern Communication Association's conference on April 28 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Diane is the author of a great book, one I highly recommend, called IN SEARCH OF FATHERHOOD® -- TRANSCENDING BOUNDARIES.

The Eastern Communication Association ("ECA") was initially established in 1910 and is the oldest professional communication association in the United States. Highly acclaimed as a distinguished service-oriented organization, ECA enjoys a history of achievement in research, criticism, communication theory, and excellence in teaching.


New York needs our support NOW


Please join me in supporting the Coalition of Fathers and Families-New York's shared parenting bill A330. Visit Glenn Sack's website to join the campaign HERE.


Equal Parenting is "AN INEVITABILITY"

Equal Parenting is "AN INEVITABILITY" according to the Australian parenting group Fathers4Equality. Currently, the government is in the process of debating the recently introduced Family Law Amendment Bill, a commendable bill that is intended to usher in a new era of equal parenting arrangements. As part of this process, Fathers4Equality has recently presented its well researched submission on the benefits of equal parenting to children of separated families, entitled "Parents are Forever...even if marriages are not" to the Senate Hearing on the provisions of the Family Law Amendment. "The benefits of equal parenting are well accepted and have been repeatedly demonstrated in very credible research" says Ash Patil, President of Fathers4Equality. You can read more HERE.


DADS ON THE AIR - Australia

Listen to radio shows about fatherhood and fathers' issues HERE.

Men's Rights Agency


Update on our Canadian superheroes

According to Rob Robinson, aka Burnaby Batman, "The crown in Victoria will not be pursuing charges [for this January stunt on the Johnson Street Bridge] against the defendants and the matter is officially a closed case with all free from any binding conditions or obligations for said charges.


Some people climb bridges, others go political - UK

The Children First Party and the Equal Parenting Alliance have chosen the name Equal Parenting Alliance (EPA) as the new unified political party's name. For more information visit their website HERE.


What's love got to do with it?

You might find this article on equality in marriage interesting. I was happy to read this:

    "...court decisions regarding child custody and property division should take into consideration the responsibility that each spouse bears for the divorce. As a matter of simple justice, innocent spouses who do not wish to divorce should not lose primary custody of their children or primary control of their property."

National Review Online editor Kathryn Lopez talked to one of those professors about "What's Love Got to do With it? Equality, Equity, Commitment and Women's Marital Quality." W. Bradford Wilcox is a resident fellow at the Institute for American Values and an assistant professor of sociology at the University of Virginia.