Tag Archives: Fathers

Denver Art Museum Displays Alternative Masculinities

By Courtney | Published: December 3, 2009
TweetWhen I was home in Colorado for Thanksgiving last week, I got the chance to swing by the Denver Art Museum and was thrilled at the quality and diversity of the modern art on display (including a sculpture by Kiki Smith, who I blogged about last week!). Here are my two favorite pieces that I [...]
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What About Our Military Mothers?

By Rose | Published: October 6, 2009
TweetLately I have been mulling over military moms who, upon notification of deployment, scramble to find childcare for their children. I can’t help but wring my hands and ask: where are all the fathers? And I am not talking marriage here or even money. I am talking about mutual parental involvement. Women are expected to [...]
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Feminist Fathering: “Cool to the Max”

By Courtney | Published: September 3, 2009
TweetSince I’ve been hanging with my family this week, it occurred to me that it would be fun to ask my dad a few questions about feminist fathering. We have so many examples of anti-feminist fathering around, but it’s rare that we hear from a dad who is truly committed to egalitarian parenting and gender [...]
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