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THE NEW DAD: A Work (and Life) in Progress

In homes across America, fathers are launching a quiet revolution. Catalyzed by the women’s movement and women’s steady and certain progress toward greater prominence in higher education and the fastest growing professions, men and women have come to understand that traditional gender roles only hinder today’s fathers and mothers in their efforts to succeed at integrating their work and family endeavors.