Co-authored report
We’re Here Too! NJ Fathers Share Stories of Barriers, Bias and Invisibility
Contribution: co-author
Fathers’ accounts of barriers, bias, and invisibility, with recommendations for improving support.
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A dedicated collection of Michael’s published contributions, emerging practice work, and clearly attributed external resources.
Reports, perspectives, and guidance
Co-authored report
Contribution: co-author
Fathers’ accounts of barriers, bias, and invisibility, with recommendations for improving support.
Read the Report (PDF)Featured commentary
Article author: Eloisa Hernandez-Ramos · Michael: featured commentary
A published conversation drawing on Michael’s perspective on father engagement and the support fathers need.
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Guidance for early childhood programs on building relationships with fathers and including them in family engagement practice.
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Podcast series
Contribution: co-host of episodes 1–3
Professional conversations exploring prevention, parent perspectives, and the way systems support families.
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A framework connecting program foundations, engagement practices, and family and child outcomes in Head Start.
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Personal story · Lived experience
Contribution: personal story by Michael
A personal account of fatherhood and family support. This lived-experience contribution is distinct from research evidence.
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A protective-factors approach to supporting families and reducing the likelihood of child abuse and neglect.
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Research and findings from the Parents and Children Together evaluation of responsible fatherhood programs.
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A practice-informed model in development addressing pregnancy, birth, postpartum adjustment, infant development, partner support, early parenting, and family stability.
Independent validation has not been established. No completed public guide is available for download.
Applying ideas carefully
External resource
An external discussion of using societal cost estimates in fatherhood advocacy and planning. These estimates do not establish ROI for a particular consulting service.
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Use them to examine engagement barriers, define parent influence, and identify practical implementation priorities.
Societal cost estimates do not establish demonstrated savings or return on investment from Michael’s services. Personal stories and emerging practice models are distinct from research evidence.
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