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What men really want: more time with their kids
Josh is the subject of this episode of Dear Men, an interview show from Yahoo that also broadcasts on Apple TV and Roku. He speaks with host Jason Rosario about modern manhood, fatherhood, business, paternity leave and more.
In honor of Financial Literacy Month, Grow asked a range of TV personalities, social media influencers, best-selling authors, and personal finance experts what they’re saving for. Josh Levs discussed his work for gender equality and his work toward a ‘big project to tackle ignorance in America.’
Josh explains why both ‘work-life balance’ and ‘work-life integration’ are necessities for modern work cultures.
Levs now works with corporate partners such as banks and law firms, helping them to design and implement better paternal leave policies. But it’s not enough just to have these policies, Levs told Quartz—companies have to encourage and support men to take advantage of them.
The Singapore-based Asian news agency carries this piece citing Josh on modern fatherhood.
The Irish Times cites Josh on the battle for men to have more time with their children.
Josh Levs explains that men ‘cried on the phone’ to him after he went public with a legal battle he launched. They told ‘heartbreaking stories’ of the pressure they felt to rush back to work.
One of the top business podcasts interviews Josh about career success, media, becoming an author and more.
There’s something about Josh Levs that makes you believe anything is possible! …There’s no denying that Josh is ‘All In’ no matter what he takes on. And he does it all with integrity, grace, humility and humanity.
Josh Levs and host Diana Limongi discuss how Mad Men era policies cloud the workplace; we we need national paid family leave; stereotypes that harm gender equality; how moms and dads do equal amounts of work; and why the battle for equality is not a ‘gender war.’
Josh explains the steps everyone can take to make paternity leave available and accessible — and why it’s so important for gender equality, families and businesses.
Josh explains why paternity leave and other work-life balance efforts for men are necessary to level the playing field at the office.
On Wall Street, paternity leave has been called the ‘kiss of death.’ Josh Levs explains why that must stop — and why businesses benefit from supporting fathers as equal caregivers.
Former CNN reporter Josh Levs is fighting for fair parental leave for fathers to care for their families. He joins us to explain.
Josh explains what the controversial Gillette ad did right — and wrong.
Most Black fathers live with their sons and daughters, the book “All In” by Josh Levs noted…
Josh Levs joins host Laura Zarrow to discuss strategies to navigate the many changes underway while continuing to push the needle forward in the fight for gender equality.
Most Black fathers live with their sons and daughters, the book ‘All In’ by Josh Levs noted. About 2.5 million Black fathers live with their children, while approximately 1.7 million of them don’t live under the same roof with their kids. Many of these fathers didn’t marry the mother of their children, but that doesn’t make them absentee fathers, as the New York Times’ Charles Blow underscored.
‘I am Jewish. Proud. I interviewed Nazis in Nuremberg. Haters will not scare me,’ Josh says following the Pittsburgh massacre. He shares sound from a sermon he delivered, ‘A Righteous Life.’
George Takei’s site Guacamoley cites Josh’s tweet on John Oliver and the Kavanaugh hearings
Josh explains that the ‘every teenage boy’ Kavanaugh defense is both misogynistic and male-bashing.