The Fatherhood Project: confronting issues of masculinity and sexuality

Robert G. Morrell · Linda Richter

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Family Dynamics and Relationships Gender and Feminist Studies Gender Roles and Identity Studies

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abstract The Fatherhood Project is a research and advocacy intervention. Its goals include promoting the concept of fatherhood, initiating debate about how fathers might better relate to their children and researching how South African men historically discharged and currently discharge the fatherhood role. Being a father is related to a man's sense of his masculinity. In this briefing we outline some of the challenges that fatherhood poses for men, and particularly examine the relationship of fatherhood to masculine sexuality.

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