Fathers Make A Difference

RASP consults with schools to increase and enhance the involvement of fathers in theirchildren’s education using a three phase process

Phase 1 – Calling All Men: Male relatives are encouraged to walk children in grades K-3 to school on the first day to improve student achievement, starting on day one. The concept of Calling All Men originated from the Black Star Project’s Million Father March, Mr. Phillip Jackson, Executive Director

Phase 2 – Father Forums: Workshops provide dads with practical strategies to improve academics (grades and test scores) and behavior (suspensions and dropouts).

Phase 3 – Father Filed Trips: Recreational and educational field trips are conducted once a month on Friday evenings for fathers and their children.

View the book Fathers Make a Difference: Advice from the Men in Our Lives.

Raising Him Alone

A campaign designed to increase access to resources and information for single mothers raising male children. RASP partners with the Urban Leadership Institute to coordinate the campaign. The RHA parent resource book helps mothers answer many questions and address parental concerns: