Fathers Rights: Do fathers start off behind the eight ball?
February 18th, 2010 | 
Author: The Durham Children’s Aid Society claims to have an unbiased policy where by men and women are treated equally.
Is this true?
My experience and that of other’s I’ve talked with doesn’t paint a fair and equitable process. DCAS is mainly run by women who often resemble a stereotypical anti-male persona. Now is this simply a personal bias or is there some truth to this?
I would like to hear from you, male or female, to tell you story. Share with those out here looking for insight and understanding.
Add your comments below sharing your experience with the Children’s Aid Society of Durham.
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