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Research that Josh Levs conducted for his book, “All In,” indicates that most Black fathers live with their children.
Paid parental leave is hugely popular across political lines, yet getting virtually no attention in the election. Josh Levs explains why — and explores how a national policy would help families and the entire economy.
Josh explains why Adidas’ severing ties Ye (Kanye) was such an important test case — and why its delay damaged efforts to fight antisemitism.
Josh explains that the GOP is turning a blind eye to its dangerous antisemitism. Certain Democrats, meanwhile, are engaging in performative allyship while fueling antisemitic hatred themselves.
Josh provides a big reality check. Some businesses have reduced parental leave since 2020, when numbers shot up early in the pandemic — but, fortunately, the drop is not as drastic as a recent report suggested. Still, any drop is bad for businesses, families and society.
In a column, Josh explains why a sportscaster’s criticism of a Mets player for taking paternity leave speaks to a problem that was exacerbated by the pandemic.
LinkedIn features Josh’s post on gender equality and abortion rights
The video for paid family leave features several notable figures, including Josh Levs
Josh discusses the stresses and struggles of dads, the need for equality in caregiving, and the importance of addressing mental health.
Columnist cites Josh Levs’ work in a column on Herschel Walker’s lies about Black dads.
A Citizen Times column cites Josh Levs’ research in discussing the need to hold politicians and candidates accountable regarding misinformation.
This International Women’s Day, here are two big ways men — including investors — can boost gender equality, Josh writes for Nasdaq.
The FT recommends Josh’s column on how businesses can change their cultures to make paid leave work.
Host Christopher Veal talks with Josh about stereotypes of fathers, learning to lean into vulnerability, shifting the narrative of what it means to be a ‘man,’ male body image and ‘bigorexia,’ and more.
Josh explains why the spat over a post on Emma Watson’s Instagram feed exposes the flawed, circular logic people use to refuse to listen to Jewish people about antisemitism.
Josh speaks to French newspaper La Croix about the long fight for paid family leave in the United States.
When people take paid family leave, their coworkers can experience a benefit, not a burden, Josh explains.
In taking time (mostly) off as transportation secretary to welcome his new children together with his husband, Pete Buttigieg is still serving the public good — by normalizing paternity leave, Josh explains in this column.
As Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg faces criticism for taking paternity leave, Josh Levs explains the broad misunderstandings about what dads do at home.
Josh Levs explains the stigmas against men who take paternity leave.
In this episode of All Things Work, host Tony Lee speaks with Josh Levs, leading expert on the experiences of modern dads in the workplace, on how to create workplaces that better serve and accommodate every parent.
New evidence shows that when men take on holistic self-care, the entire family benefits in numerous ways, Josh explains.
There’s news about dads, self-care, and gender equality, Josh writes.