Other resources
There are a growing number of resources for parents online. While many are focussed on specifically supporting women, there are some good resources for dads, parents or for men more broadly.
For Dads
The Fathering Project aims to inspire and equip fathers and father-figures to positively engage with the children in their lives – for the benefit of kids. The Fathering Project delivers resources, programs and events specific to the engagement style and needs of dads and father-figures.
Blokepedia is committed to creating a caring and supportive community that encourages men to connect, openly share their stories and discuss the issues and topics that affect them. Blokepedia works alongside business and community to deliver a range of programs, events and online services that empower and support men to optimise their own and each other’s health and wellbeing.
Podcast for dads
New dads, this one’s for you. Brought to you by Movember, and hosted by fresh-to-fatherhood Raph, Dad in Progress is a deep-dive into the challenges, life changes and joys of new-dad life. Join Raph, his mates, experts and celebrities on the journey of a Dad in Progress.
[Check out Episode 5 for the interview involving Suit Tie Stroller!]
For Employers
Circle In is an online platform that helps working parents feel more engaged, more loyal, and ultimately, be more productive. Acting as an extension to HR teams, Circle In provides the practical support working parents and managers really need. Together we are creating a better world for working parents.
Parents At Work is a global and leading education provider of working parent and carer programs, including preparing for parental leave and returning to work transition programs. Parents At Work collaborate with employers, policy makers and industry professionals to create and deliver gender balanced parental leave programs that support and advocate for working families.
Advancing Parental Leave Equality Network
APLEN is a network of organisations established as part of a commitment to lead UN global gender equality efforts to advocate and advance parental leave equality in Australia.