Abstract
This report is situated within a broader research agenda designed to serve as a foundation for a comprehensive strategy to engage men and boys in violence prevention to reduce rates of domestic violence in Alberta. Positive fatherhood involvement was one of seven key entry points identified for engaging men and boys. Over the next two years, Shift will continue to produce research papers to support the design of a comprehensive strategy to engage men and boys in violence prevention. This research will focus on informing and changing policy and practices with the end goal of preventing domestic violence from happening in the first place. This particular report was designed to build the case for designing and implementing a best practice program to support teen/young dads at the Louise Dean Centre in Calgary, Alberta.
Refereed
Yes
Sponsorship
Shift gratefully acknowledges our various funders and contributors. We would like to especially thank the United Way of Calgary for supporting our men and boys violence prevention strategy and funding the development of a partnership with Catholic Family Services – Louise Dean to support teen/young dads.
