Father School
Father School is a continuing education program for Korean men to counter the traditional authoritarian father types who are workaholic and "not emotionally linked with their children or their wife."[1]
History
Father School started at the Duranno Bible College in Seoul during the height of the Asian financial crisis[1] "as an evangelical response to concerns over uninvolved fathers, broken families, materialism and other issues considered contradictory to biblical values."[2]
Father School has operations in 57 American cities and has graduated nearly 200,000 men worldwide since being founded in 1995.[1]
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References
- ^ a b c LAPORTE, NICOLE (May 6, 2011). "The Korean Dads’ 12-Step Program". nytimes.com.
- ^ "Schooling Fathers". iamkoream.com. June 1st, 2009. Retrieved 2011.
