Fathers and gender equality


WHEN the topic of gender equality arises, few people see any connections with active and involved fatherhood.

Encouraging responsible fathers has yet to be a popular choice when discussing women empowerment, but the Society for Equality, Respect And Trust for All (Serata) is determined to change that.

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