Father's rights activist receives award for community service

	posted by Hombre on Tuesday January 13, @11:52AM from the Activism dept.
	Congratulations to Larry Davis, co-founder of the Coalition for Fathering Families, on being recognized with a Jefferson Award for his community service. See this Post-Gazette article for details. "Fortunately, Davis, 43, is a fast learner. As a result of his efforts on behalf of fathers like him, he is a winner of one of seven local Jefferson Awards given for community service. On Jan. 29 at the Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland, he and the others will receive a medallion, and Kaufmann's will donate $1,000 in his honor to the Coalition for Fathering Families, the group he co-founded."

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Fathers' rights activist receives award (Score:1) by Gregory on Wednesday January 14, @09:31PM EST (#1) (User #1218 Info) I think it's terrific that Davis has gotten that honor and recognition. I also think that this is an indication of the growing impact that men's and fathers' rights activists are having in society. Yes, it's slow and frustrating but the progress is real (in my humble opinion).

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