Questions. Honest Answers.

DATN was created because fatherlessness affects children, families, churches, and communities. We believe men can interrupt that pattern through intentional fatherhood, repair, and leadership.

DATN is for fathers, future fathers, families, churches, partners, and supporters who want to strengthen families and help the next generation grow with steadier examples of fatherhood.

Yes. DATN is shaped by Christian conviction, biblical responsibility, repentance, restoration, and service. We aim to communicate that conviction with clarity, humility, and practical care.

No. Mothers, mentors, churches, businesses, community leaders, and supporters can all help advance the mission of protecting children by confronting fatherlessness.

Coaching is designed for fathers who want structured support, honest reflection, practical tools, and accountability as they grow in leadership at home.

No. Father development can support married fathers, single fathers, stepfathers, and men preparing for fatherhood. The focus is responsible presence and healthy leadership.

Group coaching and group programs are part of the long-term development plan. Availability may change as DATN grows and new programs are launched.

Yes. DATN resources are shaped by biblical principles while also using practical coaching tools, reflection, and accountability to help fathers put conviction into practice.

Start by exploring Father Development, taking the assessment when available, or contacting DATN directly so we can point you toward the right next step.

Podcast and media content will be shared through DATN media channels as episodes and resources are released. The Media page will remain the central place to find updates.

Yes. If you know someone whose story, expertise, or leadership aligns with the mission, contact DATN with the recommendation.

Speaking and workshops are part of DATN's mission delivery. Churches, conferences, and organizations can reach out through the contact page to begin that conversation.

Articles, studies, books, and practical resources will be shared through the Media and resource sections as they become available.

Churches can partner through fatherhood development, speaking, workshops, resource sharing, and future community initiatives that help equip fathers beyond Sunday.

Yes. Businesses can support the mission through sponsorship, collaboration, resources, and strategic partnerships that strengthen families and communities.

Community partnerships are built around shared mission, clear expectations, responsible stewardship, and practical ways to serve fathers, families, and children.

Volunteer recruitment is not open yet. For now, you can join the community, spread the mission, or use the Contact page to share another idea for helping.

You can support the mission by sharing DATN content, purchasing products, participating in programs, recommending partnerships, praying for the work, and inviting others into the conversation.

The charitable foundation is currently in development. While we prepare for that next phase, there are still meaningful ways to support the mission through sharing our content, purchasing products, participating in programs, and partnering with Dads Against the Norm.

Follow DATN updates through the website, media channels, newsletter opportunities, and future announcements as programs and resources continue to develop.

Share content, invite fathers and churches to explore DATN, recommend resources, and talk honestly about why fatherlessness matters for children and future generations.

Dads Against the Norm is being developed as a connected family of initiatives serving father development, family restoration, future-father mentorship, and media. As each part grows, DATN will provide clear information about its role, leadership, and structure.

DATN Productions, LLC supports coaching, media, educational resources, speaking, apparel, and other mission-aligned initiatives with clear stewardship and accountability.

Yes, a charitable foundation is part of the future structure. It is not being presented as active yet, and DATN is committed to building that next phase responsibly.

DATN is currently founder-led and will add governance, advisory support, and leadership structure as the mission grows. The goal is steady, accountable growth.

Transparency is pursued through clear communication, honest language about what exists now and what is still developing, responsible partnerships, and future accountability structures as DATN grows.