Some convos — masculinity, equality, economic justice — are hard entry points.

But asking, “What’s your kid into this week?”
That opens the door.

@movember’s Brian Heilman reminded us:
Big change doesn’t always start with a big talk.

Sometimes it starts with a stroller, snack, or a quiet moment.

“I had a friend… say, ‘I wish I was an alcoholic so I could join Alcoholics Anonymous.’”

That’s what Kent, OH city councilman Chris Hook told us at the Future of #Fatherhood summit.

He sees more mental health distress, fewer men volunteering, and a disconnect from public life.

New research from @equimundo.bsky.social‬:
Dads don’t care who’s in office — they care if they can protect their kids.

As Taveeshi Gupta puts it:
“[Dads] are willing to vote for policies around care.”
Childcare. Paid leave. Tax credits.

#DadsForAll #BigDadEnergy #CarePolicies #Fatherhood

He didn’t start with a movement — he started with a walk.

Joe Gonzales founded Brooklyn Stroll Club looking for connection as a new dad. Now he’s building a community where dads feel empowered to lead.

@sanfordljohnson.bsky.social‬ lives in Mississippi, where he’s raising 2 daughters. And despite the chaos outside, he’s focused on teaching them how to find joy, stay strong, keep perspective.

“We’re going to resist wherever we can. And we are going to do whatever we can to be okay.”

#DadsForAll

Five years since #GeorgeFloyd, Stewart Williams still can’t sleep until his 21-year-old son gets home.

“I live in that space sometimes… even, you know, given that he's 21 years old.”

He’s a Marine Corps veteran, a dad of three, and a man who knows what it means to be afraid — and keep showing up.

Darin's 10-year-old son is worried about something no kid should have to think about: whether his immigrant friends at school might get deported.

“It’s really hard to watch a 10-year-old sit with this... and try to process what’s happening around him.”

Watch Darin's story ⬇️
#DadsForAll #dadshorts