June Greater Boston Fathers & Family Network Meeting
Nurturing Father’s Institute 2026
Join the Fathers & Family Network for powerful storytelling and reflection, From Incarceration to Accountability, Reentry & Family Reunification presented by Mathematics, as he shares his journey from incarceration to reentry, fatherhood, and reunification. Learn from the real-world challenges faced by Mathematics and what supports played key roles throughout his journey. This workshop is a data-driven presentation on the impact of evidence-based parenting education on recidivism, which will also include a panel of fathers with incarceration and reunification experience
This workshop is hosted by the Greater Boston Fathers & Family Network team at the Children’s Trust. The Fathers & Family Network (FFN) is a statewide network of family support professionals. We provide funding to local agencies and organizations to convene regional meetings across the Commonwealth to share information, conduct educational workshops and discussions, and provide opportunities for networking and professional development. The result: increased competency for family support staff and greater public awareness of the importance of engaging dads.
If you have any questions, please contact ptorunomelville@familynurturing.org.
Learning Objectives:
- Name common challenges fathers face after incarceration.
- Practice ways to rebuild trust and strengthen father-child relationships.
- Reflect on how to better support fathers with empathy and accountability.
Location
This FFN will be held at the Family Nurturing Center of Massachusetts, 200 Bowdoin St, Boston, MA 02122. Light breakfast and lunch will be provided.
Presented By
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Mathematics
Motivational Influencer, Recovery Consultant, Community Activist, Spiritual Advisor at Motivated by Mathematics
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