The results of the Yale Gay Fathers Project were published in the September issue of Physiology & Behavior. This a special issue all about nonmaternal care-taking. A link to the pdf is available below.

We would like to give a big thanks to all of the dads and couples who participated in this research and made it happen. We wouldn’t have been able to do it without you! Thanks also to the staff and students who were part of the Gay Fathers Project over the years: Rick Bribiescas, John Kelleher, Gary Aronsen, Pam Phojanakong and Tiffany Bell.

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Happy Father’s Day from the Gay Fathers Project. A special thanks to all the dads who have participated in the study so far!

The Gay Fathers Project will be at Connexion Church (an LGBTQ friendly church) TODAY, Sunday from 12-4. Connexion is located at 149 Broadway, Somerville, MA 02145. Stop by to participate or chat about the Project!

The Gay Fathers Project will be traveling to Boston April 4-6 to meet with participants. If you are a couple in the Boston area and would like to arrange to meet with the Project or participate, please contact us at erin.e.burke@yale.edu.

We have expanded the ages of participation to 21-60. If you, or anyone you know, is now eligible for the Gay Fathers Project and would like to get involved, please contact us!

Circle Surrogacy is supporting the Gay Fathers Project by putting us in contact with participants who have built their families through surrogacy! If you also built your family through surrogacy and are interested in getting involved in the project, please contact us!

Thank you for your support, Circle Surrogacy!