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How to invite your partner to watch the Fair Play Documentary & Conversation Starters.

The Company of Dads is an inclusive community for Lead Dads.

Curated library for those searching how to improve workplaces for working families.

Josie turns parental leave from a challenge into an opportunity—for parents, managers, and the companies that support them. We provide expert coaching, real talk, and actionable strategies to help expecting and returning parents thrive—before, during, and after leave. We equip managers with the tools to lead with confidence, empathy, and a game plan that works for everyone. And we support Employee Resource Groups with engaging events that uplift the entire workplace. Because parental leave isn’t just time away—it’s a launchpad for personal and professional growth. And we’re here to help you take off. 🚀

Founded by grief therapist Claire Bidwell Smith, this network of grief professionals offers compassionate support and resources for those navigating loss. Through community, guided practices, and education, it helps people process grief in an intentional and healing way.

Help Texts delivers personalized grief and mental health support straight to your phone all year long. Twice-weekly messages are written by experts and tailored to your specific loss or challenge, whether it’s the death of a loved one, pregnancy or pet loss, caregiving, or mental health struggles. You can also add friends, co-workers or family to receive guidance on how to support you throughout the year.

Based on the Reese’s Book Club Pick and New York Times best-seller Fair Play, this couple’s conversation deck will help you rebalance your to-do lists, reclaim your time, and rediscover and nurture the skills and interests that make you uniquely you.

The Sandwich Club is the go-to club for the go-to family member—a trusted place to find answers to your caregiving questions big and small. Get instant responses to every question, advice from fellow caregivers, and expert guides and resources to help you make decisions with confidence.

An all-in-one shared calendar and organization platform to reduce the mental load of modern family life.

Fair Play is a movement that values what we call EDE—Explicitly Defined Expectations. As we have watched countless individuals go through a wild card like divorce without protections in place for the unpaid labor they have performed in their home, the Fair Play Policy Institute believes that every partnership would be well served by establishing a partnership agreement. Let’s get one misconception
out of the way: having a prenup or a post-nup doesn’t mean you are planning for divorce. It means you value a relationship where both partners feel valued and financially rewarded for contributing to their family’s success. These contracts are simply insurance against a messy, costly, lengthy divorce.

This guide is here to help lighten the emotional and invisible load of grief, whether you’re grieving yourself or supporting someone who is.

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WRK/360 provides coaching and training programs to support your organizations working parents and caregivers. WRK/360's programs are designed for employees and their managers navigating the intersection of care and career from new parenthood through eldercare. WRK/360's three core programs include: Parental Leave at WRK, coaching and training for employees and their managers as they plan for leave and return to work. Parents & Caregivers at WRK, coaching, community, and resources for employees navigating their ongoing care journey while growing their career. Fair Play at WRK, a 3-month cohort program to tackle burnout, reduce the mental load, manage invisible work and improve equity at home and at work.

The ultimate parent-to-parent, crowd-sourced collection of favorite books, podcasts, tip sheets, websites, community groups, mental health resources, and more!

To help guide you through estate administration and the account changes that must be taken care of after death.

The Parent Collective offers an evidence-based prenatal education series designed to both educate and connect expectant couples to others in the same stage of pregnancy with the aim of creating a support network that can relate to the huge transitions of life after welcoming a new baby.

With her acclaimed New York Times bestseller (and Reese’s Book Club pick) Fair Play, Eve Rodsky began a national conversation about greater equality on the home front. But she soon realized that even when the domestic workload becomes more balanced, people still report something missing in their lives—that is, unless they create and prioritize time for activities that not only fill their calendars but also unleash their creativity.

Say goodbye to sticky notes, scattered texts, and the mental load. Meet coexist — the stress-free way to plan and remember.

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Visualizing care connections across the U.S. economy

Famtech.org strengthens the care economy by supporting companies at every stage of development, connecting innovators, investors and partners across the eco-system and fostering the collaboration that fuels growth.

A compassionate, practical resource for leaders navigating grief in the workplace. Created by Jason MacKenzie of the AiMS Institute, this guide helps you know what to say, what to do, and how to lead with empathy and steadiness during one of the hardest seasons a team member may face.

From the New York Times bestselling author of Fair Play comes an inspirational guide for setting new personal goals, rediscovering your interests, cultivating creativity, and reclaiming your Unicorn Space.

Going with Grace is a death doula training and end-of-life planning organization that exists to support people as they answer the question, “What must I do to be at peace with myself so that I may live presently and die gracefully?” We work to improve and redefine the end-of-life experience for people rooted in every community using the individual lived experience as the foundation.

Your KinKeeper app helps you care FOR the people you care ABOUT by allowing you to import, input, organize and flexibly share the information that lives in the head of the person who HAS all the stuff and KNOWS all the stuff and is, therefore, in charge of all the stuff - from health information to household information. Import docs, take pics, make notes and more, and choose what information you want to share and with whom. It's a place to download your brain to reduce your own cognitive load as well as to allow those around you can start to "self-serve."