Richard Louv explores the Fatherhood Project in this interview with Project Director James Levine.

Every social or political movement develops internal friction. Richard Louv discusses how the fatherhood movement is no exception.

Although fathers have become a fixture in delivery rooms, a father's role during the prior nine months remains something of a mystery to most men. Richard Louv discusses resources available for preparing for fatherhood.

Is the fabled struggle between fathers and teen-age sons avoidable? Richard Louv offers tips on raising adolescent boys.

Training for fathers, whether as individuals or in groups from 100 to 1,000, is available for businesses, schools, civic groups, places of worship and social service agencies, from the National Center for Fathering.

The vast majority of young people do not commit crimes. Still, youth violence does occur with disturbing frequency, and the causes are many. The Office of Juvenile Justice and Deliquency Prevention provides national leadership, coordination, and resources to prevent and respond to juvenile delinquency and victimization.

Bruce Linton, founder of the Fathers' Forum, created this organization to help fathers by providing contacts and resources.

The National Household Education Survey regularly conducts topical interviews of households on topics such as early childhood education, school readiness, parent involvement in education, safety and discipline, and adult education.