Built from the work, not just the research.
DadIQ speaking combines research, field experience, and practical tools developed through direct work with fathers, schools, Head Start programs, community organizations, and family-serving professionals.
20,000+ Male volunteer hours generated through father engagement
Hundreds of Fatherhood site visits across schools and communities
6 Counties — Hands-on fatherhood work across Northwest Georgia
National + Regional Conference and leadership presentations
The Systems Fathers Have to Navigate
A practical look at employment, family systems, legal barriers, and the institutional experiences that shape father involvement.
Simple Tools for Everyday Dads
How practical, usable tools can strengthen social, emotional, and educational connection between fathers and children.
Fatherhood Is More Than Attendance, It's Data
Using data and moving beyond events and participation numbers toward meaningful father engagement.
Reaching the Dads Who Aren’t Showing Up
Why traditional family engagement often misses fathers—and practical ways organizations can change that.
Conversations That Matter
Panels & Conversations
Moderated discussions, leadership conversations, and community events centered on fathers and families.
Staff Training
Practical training for educators, Head Start teams, nonprofits, churches, and family-serving professionals.
Workshops
Interactive sessions that move from research into practical tools participants can actually use.
Keynotes
Conference and event presentations built around a clear idea and a memorable takeaway.
Ways to Work Together
Conferences and professional associations
Government and community agencies
Family resource organizations
Churches and faith-based organizations
Nonprofits
Head Start Programs
Schools and school systems
Built for organizations working with families.
DadIQ speaking and training is designed for organizations that want stronger, more meaningful engagement with fathers and families.
Speaking & Training Interest Form
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