For the first time in a generation, college-educated fathers are spending substantially more time on their homes and kids than they did just a few years ago, often cutting working hours to do it.
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Hope this is permitted here... I'm a reporter for Bloomberg News, where I cover issues of equality. (Also huge fan of this sub as an NYC resident!)
I'm working on a story that has to do with American dads' changing priorities between work and childcare. Looking for US-based dads who are willing to speak to me about changes they've made over the past few years and why.
You'd need to be willing to be quoted by name and have time to speak today or tomorrow by noon ET. If you're interested, please feel free to send me an email (sfoxman4@bloomberg.net) or a DM on Reddit.
Thank you!
Hope this is permitted here... I'm a reporter for Bloomberg News, where I cover issues of equality.
I'm working on a story that has to do with American dads' changing priorities between work and childcare. Looking for US-based dads who are willing to speak to me about changes they've made over the past few years and why.
You'd need to be willing to be quoted by name and have time to speak today or tomorrow by noon ET. If you're interested, please feel free to send me an email (sfoxman4@bloomberg.net) or a DM on Reddit.
Thank you!