Information between 20th November 2023 - 19th April 2024
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International Men's Day
34 speeches (13,981 words) Tuesday 21st November 2023 - Westminster Hall Department for Business and Trade Mentions: 1: Stella Creasy (LAB - Walthamstow) Our images of fatherhood are rarely ones we would wish people to replicate. - Link to Speech 2: Stella Creasy (LAB - Walthamstow) The Fatherhood Institute recognised that it would take double that time—an extra eight hours—to get the - Link to Speech 3: Abena Oppong-Asare (Lab - Erith and Thamesmead) Friend the Member for Walthamstow (Stella Creasy) talked about images of fatherhood that are used in - Link to Speech |
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Tuesday 19th March 2024
Written Evidence - Fatherhood Institute IMH0115 - Men's health Men's health - Health and Social Care Committee Found: IMH0115 - Men's health Fatherhood Institute Written Evidence |
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Tuesday 5th March 2024
Oral Evidence - 2024-03-05 10:00:00+00:00 Men's health - Health and Social Care Committee Found: II: Dr Jeremy Davies, Head of Impact and Communications, Fatherhood Institute; Karla Capstick, Programme |
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Tuesday 6th February 2024
Written Evidence - County Councils Network CSC0033 - Children’s social care Children’s social care - Education Committee Found: Last year, CCN participated in a study led by Leeds Trinity University – Connected Young Fatherhood |
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Tuesday 23rd January 2024
Oral Evidence - 2024-01-23 10:00:00+00:00 Men's health - Health and Social Care Committee Found: We see that across the piece on boys’ education, barriers around fatherhood and all sorts of other |
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Tuesday 5th December 2023
Written Evidence - Fatherhood Institute IMH0013 - Men's health Men's health - Health and Social Care Committee Found: IMH0013 - Men's health Fatherhood Institute Written Evidence |
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Wednesday 29th November 2023
Written Evidence - Dr Robin Hadley, Department of Life Sciences, Manchester Metropolitan University IMH0108 - Men's health Men's health - Health and Social Care Committee Found: profound neglect of male reproductive health and a distorted view of men’s relationship to family, fatherhood |
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Wednesday 29th November 2023
Written Evidence - Men's Health Unlocked, Leeds IMH0101 - Men's health Men's health - Health and Social Care Committee Found: Maintain current funding for supporting male perpetrators, for example the Caring Dads programme.97.Fatherhood |
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Wednesday 29th November 2023
Written Evidence - Small Steps Big Changes IMH0076 - Men's health Men's health - Health and Social Care Committee Found: For example, despite knowing about the vulnerability that fatherhood brings for men with regards |
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Wednesday 29th November 2023
Written Evidence - Guys and StThomas' NHS trust, Guys and StThomas' NHS trust, and testhim IMH0087 - Men's health Men's health - Health and Social Care Committee Found: Anejaculation can be observed in patients who refuse fatherhood due to various reasons such as financial |
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Wednesday 29th November 2023
Written Evidence - Mr Peter Reynolds IMH0038 - Men's health Men's health - Health and Social Care Committee Found: Encouraging active fatherhood. Cultivating reliable, positive friendships and role models. |
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Wednesday 29th November 2023
Written Evidence - testhim IMH0007 - Men's health Men's health - Health and Social Care Committee Found: Med Res 48: 300060520932403 The Guardian (2018); The male infertility crisis: ‘My failure at fatherhood |
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Men's health - POST-PB-0056
Dec. 12 2023 Found: relationship breakdown, family proceedings in courts, involuntary childlessness, male infertility and young fatherhood |
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Feb. 15 2024
Commission for Countering Extremism Source Page: Predicting harm among incels (involuntary celibates) Document: Predicting harm among incels (involuntary celibates): the roles of mental health, ideological belief and social networking (PDF) Statistics Found: middle 152 (27.1%) 62 (31.2%) 90 (24.9%) Lower 87 (15.5%) 33 (16.6%) 54 (14.9%) 16 Fatherhood |