Parents Forum extends fundraiser to April 7th

Parents Forum extends its annual Love and Luck fundraiser, seeking to broaden its base of partner organizations and serve more parents.
Over its 30-year history the all-volunteer parenting program has given workshops in early education centers, schools, universities, libraries and correctional facilities. With a grant from the US Embassy in Algiers, Parents Forum has also helped parents in Algeria in their recovery from the lingering effects of the 1990s civil war in that country.
Recently granted consultative status with the UN Economic and Social Council, Parents Forum was represented by Jon Akhmedjonov at the March conference on Least Developed Countries in Doha, Qatar. Akhmedjonov, a Tajik national who is pursuing his MA in International Public Affairs in Vienna, Austria, raised the concern for educating and investing in men as parents. He sees this effort as essential for two related reasons: First, most LDCs are still traditional societies where men make final decisions within and for their families. Second, only when men recognize the value of gender equity, especially equal access to technology and education, will societies become more inclusive and more prosperous.
On May 15 International Day of Families Parents Forum will re-launch its curriculum and invite educators, mental health counselors, medical practice managers, human resources directors and others who interact with parents to license the Parents Forum curriculum in the coming year. info@parentsforum.org / TEL: 617-864-3802.
Eve Odiorne Sullivan
Parents Forum
+1 617-233-7890
info@parentsforum.org
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