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We are crowdfunding for our new book ‘DAD’!
We are crowdfunding for our new book ‘DAD’! In the past few months, we’ve been working hard to put together a project that we are so so proud of. We are proud to announce that in the Spring of 2021, we’ll be publishing our first Read More …
EVENT: ‘Dads & Masculinity’ – a safe space for conversation
EVENT: ‘Dads & Masculinity’ – a safe space for conversation Join us at this informal men’s only discussion to look at how the social construct of masculinity impacts us as men and dads We’ll have a few speakers and a casual, informal conversation. Weds 25th Read More …
Event: engaging men in conversations about gender equality (23rd Nov) – MFF x We Are The City
On Monday 23rd November, we’ll be talking at a We Are The City event, all about engaging men in conversations around gender equality. We Are The City is an amazing organisation that support’s women’s careers and helps firms attract/retain/develop female talent across the world. For Read More …
Event: MFF to take part on a Fatherhood Matters panel with Educating Matters (Friday 4th December from 1100-1200)
We’ll be taking part in a ‘Fatherhood Matters’ panel with the good people over at Educating Matters. The event takes place on Friday 4th December from 1100-1200 and we’ll be covering the following topics: what is unique about the role of the father Breaking stereotypes Read More …
Love Literacy – the London based tuition service
Love Literacy, founded in 2012, is a London based tuition service dedicated to raising the attainment of our wide community of learners. It was birthed out of a desire to support parents in ensuring their children have the best opportunity to succeed. Lessons are taught Read More …
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MFF recommends: Sophie Says It’s Okay Not to Be Okay
by Jermaine and family During these difficult times it’s more important than ever to remind our children that ‘it’s okay not to be okay’. As parents and carers, we might worry we don’t have the right words to say. Or we may be unsure how Read More …