Why it has never been ‘wrong and immoral’ to ask for flexible hours? Unless you’re in education, you might not have heard of Sir Andrew Carter. And even if you are in education, you might not have heard of him. He was a government advisor Read More …
Life as a new dad can get tiresome. Between sleepless nights rocking your new child to sleep and the constant nappy changes, it’s easy to slip into zombie mode. Consequently, it’s important to keep your brain active as a new parent. When your mind is Read More …
Finding balance over Christmas Christmas is a time for being with family but it’s also a time of year where our schedules are populated with social obligations. How can we balance both without neglecting our primary role as a dad? Christmas is arguably the most Read More …
In the years before my eldest was conceived, I had irons in loads of lukewarm fires, so to speak. I was writing poetry, performing street theatre, dancing, running drama workshops and raw food workshops, acting in short films, part of a small theatre company, learning Read More …
Could you make a difference to the lives of the most vulnerable children in England? If so, join Frontline Social work charity Frontline is looking for people to tackle one of Britain’s toughest but most rewarding jobs and help transform the lives of the most Read More …
My work place is a pretty inclusive place. We have staff networks which cater for the protected characteristics such as race, sex, age and disability. And although its not perfect its definitely one of the more inclusive workplaces I’ve been at. A couple of months Read More …
Hi everyone, it’s Elliott here. We at MFF are passionate about giving back to our community. I know that most of our readers are professional, respected and educated men who have valuable knowledge, expertise and experience that could help change the lives of some vulnerable Read More …