The session your graduates come back for.
Your fathers finish the program and go home with a handbook. The Short List Reunion Course gives them a reason to come back: one night, one idea, and his own Short List to walk out with.
That's the whole thing, and it's the same three words in every session.
He decides all three himself. He says what he'll start doing out loud, and he can pass. Nothing he writes is collected.
You already graduate men. You don't have anything to invite them back to.
Fatherhood curricula are built for a man who hasn't started yet. Across the 21 relationship curricula Child Trends compared, not one is a single session, and the shortest is four.
He listens, writes on his own page in silence, reads it to one other man, then commits. He leaves with his Short List: something to start, something to stop and something to keep. For the thing he'll start doing, he writes down the day he'll begin.
Everything the room needs.
Take one session, a lane or all nine, in any mix.
Two lanes are federal Responsible Fatherhood areas, so you can buy the one you report on.
"Every man in this room already finished a fatherhood program. That's the only reason you're here."
The first line of every session. This isn't that program again, and nobody is going to make him repeat it.
Your men just finished a program. Here's what comes next.
Run something else? See how we align with any core curriculum. Curriculum names belong to their owners, and none of them endorses this course.
One number, on the night.
How many men leave with one thing they want to start doing, in their own words, and the day they'll begin, out of the men in the room.
Nobody has run this at scale yet, so we set a target floor and won't quote anything above it until pilots report.
Outcome Log
Fidelity Log
Your own measuresEvery man sees himself in the room.
A 30-minute walkthrough of one session.
For you and anyone on your team who'd decide. Or email for a quote for your program.