Complete with the latest statistics on families and fatherhood, Father Facts™ 6 is the reference manual for anyone interested in promoting responsible fatherhood. Father Facts™ 6 provides a comprehensive survey of the last 5 years of Census Bureau data and social science research, giving a clear picture of the causes and consequences of father absence. Use either the book or fully searchable CD-ROM to find the data you need to make the case for father involvement! 

New to this edition - the CD-ROM comes standard, making data easy to search and simple to use. Pull out relevant statistics and charts for your own reference, or for a presentation. 

Father Facts examines the effects of father absence on children and can serve a host of purposes for the following individuals: 

• Dads – Use Father Facts™ 6 to advocate for greater support of fathers in your community. 
• Community-based Organizations – Use Father Facts 6 to write stronger grant proposals and bolster support for your program in your community. 
• Scholars and Educators – Use Father Facts™ 6 as a reference for your students and a source of the latest scholarship on family. 
• The Media – Use Father Facts™ 6 to find data to back up your stories and make better pitches to your editors. 
• Policymakers – Use Father Facts™ 6 to write stronger findings in legislation and to bolster support for fatherhood related policies. 
• Anyone considering Fatherhood Work - Use Father Facts™ 6 to inform your mission, and help establish goals you may want to reach to demonstrate marked improvement in your community as a result of your work. 

Father Facts™ 6 contains tables and charts of all the latest US Census bureau data on family structure and the living arrangements of children. Father Facts™ 6 also examines the effects of father absence on children in the areas of: 

• Child Abuse
• Crime
• Education
• Poverty
• Emotional and Behavioral Problems
• Sexual Activity and more

Also included is a section on work-family balance issues, marriage (attitudes towards marriage and facts about marriage), child custody and visitation, and adoption.

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