The Fatherhood Institute is being funded (Bernard van Leer Foundation) to document lessons learned over the past 10 years about advocating for father-involvement.

We’re looking at how it was then, how it is now, who have been/are supporters (individuals, organisations, government departments) and who have found (maybe still find) it difficult to support the ‘fatherhood agenda’ – and why.

We’ve put together a short online survey to capture the thoughts of important stakeholders and would be enormously grateful if you could find 10-15 minutes to look at it. You can choose whether or nor to make your comments anonymous. And you can whip through and just answer as many or as few of the questions as you have time for.

A report will be published in the autumn – and if you do want to leave your name at the end of the survey or email me, we can make sure we send you a copy. It should be pretty interesting stuff.

You’ll find the survey online at:

survey.constantcontact.com/survey/a07e4jwsd2dgr3po833/start