Tips and resources to support children birth to age five

Time: March 25, 2010 from 8:30am to 4pm
Location: The New Holly Gathering Hall
Street: 7054 32nd Ave. S.
City/Town: Seattle, WA
Website or Map: http://tiny.cc/2010Summit
Phone: For Questions Contact: Janice M. Holt at (206) 615-2552 or e-mail Janice.Holt @acf.hhs.gov
Event Type: fatherhood, summit
Organized By: D.A.D.S. * Healthy Marriage and Responsible Fatherhood Coalition of Lakewood * Center for Human Services * WA DADS * HHS Region 10-Administration for Children and Families
Latest Activity: Mar 16, 2010
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A summit for professionals, civic leaders and community members who work with and support the roles of men/fathers in our community.
Speakers Include:
George Williams - Author, " Quenching the Fathers Thirst" and "Coach Dads Play Book" - Mr. Williams has appeared on national television as a spokesperson for urban fathering on CNN, FOX News, the WB and PAX TV. He has appeared in print as a "Phenomenal Father" by Ebony Magazine, and in Black Enterprise and JET Magazine.
Bernie Dorsey - Conscious Fathering, a Program of Parent Trust for WA Children - Founder of the Conscious Fathering Program, which teaches thousands of fathers throughout the country. Dorsey provides infant care skills for soon-to-be dads while stressing the benefits of responsible fathering.
Greg Schell - Washington State Fathers Network - Founder of the Fathers Program, forerunner to the Fathers Network, at the University of Washington along with Don Meyer. He spent 8 years with this project assisting with research on dads and families having children with special needs.
Natasha Grossman - University of WA, School of Social Work - The Fatherhood Engagement Project and and Patrick Dowd, Office of the Family and Children's Ombudsman
Cost: $25 (to cover meal/coffee service)
If you attend both the March 24th (Strengthening the Family Summit) and the 25th events the cost for both days is $40. Limited scholarships available, info when registering.
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