Helen was interviewed by Kate Bottley on BBC Sunday Morning live on 20th June 2021 (Father’s Day) about how fathers’ roles had changed over the last fifty years.
Watch the clip here:
Excited to share our @ESRC #ESRCFestival workshop on 16th Nov. We're looking for dads to contribute to a collective poem. Intrigued? You can find more details below 👇👇#fathers #dads @WorkEqualities @OfficialUoM @mmu_business
https://bit.ly/3iRIqO8
New publication 📖
Engaged Fatherhood for Men, Families and Gender Equality, edited by @grauigrau, Mireia las Heras Maestro & @HRileyBowles, is an open access book with a focus on social and organisational policies to support fatherhood
https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-030-75645-1?page=1#toc
Important thread about discrepancies between mothers and fathers in regard to who is doing most of the household management.
Spoiler alert: dads likely think they are doing more than they actually are, probably because they are unaware of mothers' hidden labor. https://twitter.com/DanielCarlson_1/status/1436041296469118990
Gender egalitarianism is inhibited not by men's reticence to do more household labor, but by the fact that most already think they are doing an equal share.
This is highlighted by huge discrepancies in partners' reports on the division of labor. See the chart below 1/
Dad’s the word: how the #pandemic got men talking about #fatherhood https://lnkd.in/duiwPEC
@LexyTopping @guardian @TheNewFathrhood @WorkMumOnTheRun @JolyonMaugham @fatherhoodinst @Fatherhoodgov @Jules_Allen_
@HelenNorman23
#dad #genderequality #equalparentalleave
Well done for calling out this very unhelpful reporting about fathers in the pandemic #timewithdad @menpovcare https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/parents-mental-health-covid19/
