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"There are parents who hesitate to hire a male nanny," says Dave Culp, franchise owner of College Nannies & Tutors in the San Francisco Bay Area and Rookie of the Year, "But once they give them a chance, what we're seeing nationwide is that they're the most in demand." »

Murtari is actively engaged in a campaign to get Assemblyman Oaks to take up the cause of family rights. After speaking with Oaks Feb. 17th, Murtari said, "It was clear Mr. Oaks is paying attention to our issues and acknowledges there may be a problem. He is not there yet, but may... »

Family rights activist John Murtari was arrested Wednesday afternoon for graffiti, carrying graffiti material and trespassing while standing on the sidewalk in front of the Old County Court House in Lyons, NY.  He had written “MR. OAKS HELP FAMILY RIGHTS” on the brick building with children’s chalk earlier that morning. Murtari has written the same... »

David Goldman knows the heartbreak of having his child abducted.  Sean was 4-years-old when he was taken from New Jersey to Brazil by his mother five years ago.  See David Goldman hours away from reunion with son. Goldman and son were reunited on Christmas Eve in what he calls a miracle.  See Sean Goldman... »

Parents’ rights activist John Murtari was arrested again Monday for writing on the Wayne County Hall of Justice Courthouse in Lyons, NY.  Murtari was incarcerated for writing “Mr. Oaks help family rights” one time on the side of the building with washable children’s sidewalk chalk.  (Photo) Murtari was joined by two other parents, Scott Rhodes... »

Fathers 4 Justice President Donald Tenn has announced the parents’ civil rights group is ramping up their “No Jail For Being A Dad” campaign. See Fathers 4 Justice announce support of CT father on hunger strike.  “I left Ohio after my OSU crane protest trial and traveled to Indiana to visit with Fathers 4... »

Fathers 4 Justice daddy activist Donald Tenn opens up about his own child custody case as he faces 18 months in prison for an Ohio crane protest. »

How can a well-respected nuclear physicist become a destitute man on the run, then ultimately a hunger-striking inmate? If you asked Dr. Amir Sanjari, he'd say all you have to do is go through a divorce. »

In the 50s a Black who peacefully participated in a rally against segregation stood a good chance his home could be burned down by the Klan. At a recent parent's meeting I asked those assembled if they would attend a Rally for Family Rights, if it meant a chance they would lose their homes/job... »

A quick look at the Texas Council on Family Violence website is discouraging to male victims of abuse, and disgusting to their advocates. »

Bardes thinks authorities will try to find and destroy the paper. He points out that it's proof that he was bleeding while in that room. "Then you have to ask, 'why?" »

For years men have been claiming discrimination by feminist domestic violence service providers. Law enforcement training is usually provided by these same agencies, causing discrimination to start at the first point of contact. Some men say they were bruised and bleeding when they were arrested during domestic violence calls after their wound-free... »

Tenn who is best known for protesting 4 days on a 175' crane during a thunderstorm and helping UK Fathers 4 Justice activists climb the Lincoln Memorial to hang a banner in support of America's fathers is convinced Coleman is innocent. Tenn is traveling to Connecticut to meet with him. Rumors are... »

During the production of this film the producer, Angelo Lobo, was rejected from court houses, refused interviews, and even threatened. It appears a concerted effort has been to suppress his film too, though I trust the film’s showing in the Atlanta Film Festival will be the first of many showings regardless of political pressures... »

The medical staff knew they had a problem. A 'Refusal Form' was filled out, and every single worker signed it as witnesses. One nurse even signed it twice, Bardes says, because she was so "freaked out." »

While pundits around the country discuss the United States’ torture of suspected terrorists, one U.S. torture victim has gone unnoticed.   United States child support collection problems are common, and in David A. Bardes’ case, almost deadly. Part One Bardes, who lost 126 friends in the World Trade Center attack on September 11, wanted nothing more... »