Sadly, Fathers for Fathers is a counter-culture movement. It shouldn’t be. We speak from the heart – and from personal experience – about healing family bonds, masculine virtue, emotional well-being, and thriving communities.

Men are overwhelmed and need very real, practical help. We are ready to offer it, and to speak out against the spiral of stress and demoralization engulfing so many fathers and families. In doing so, we step into a contentious public discourse – including debates on traditionalism, inclusiveness, equality, free speech, sex differences, and the welfare of children. We do so with deep appreciation for women and children, and with deep affinity for the potential and healing of men.