In a world where parenting roles are often stereotyped, fathers sometimes find themselves overlooked or undervalued. This workshop aims to shed light on the experiences of fathers, challenge societal norms, and empower them to be visible and engaged parents.

Workshop Content
1. Understanding the Invisible Role:
- Explore the historical context and cultural biases that contribute to the invisibility of fathers.
- Discuss common misconceptions and myths about fatherhood.

2. Breaking Stereotypes:
- Identify harmful stereotypes associated with fathers.
- Encourage open dialogue about the diverse roles fathers play.

3. Fatherhood Challenges and Triumphs:
- Share personal stories and experiences.
- Discuss the unique challenges fathers face (e.g., work-life balance, emotional expression, societal expectations).

4. Building Support Networks:
- Highlight the importance of community and peer support.
- Provide resources for fathers seeking connection and understanding.

5. Parenting as a Team:
- Emphasize co-parenting and equal partnership.
- Offer practical strategies for effective communication and collaboration.

6. Visibility and Advocacy:
- Discuss ways to amplify fathers' voices in media, workplaces, and policy discussions.
- Explore advocacy opportunities for positive change.

Workshop Format:
- Interactive sessions with guest speakers, panel discussions, and group activities.
- Q&A sessions to address participants' questions and concerns.