Fathering Project: Facilitator’s Guide

The Tangentyere Men’s Family Safety Group (Men’s Group) is a collective of senior Aboriginal men from the Alice Springs Town Camps. These men bring lived experience and cultural knowledge, which they use to guide and support Tangentyere’s efforts in addressing critical issues such as family violence, suicide prevention, and community safety.

The Fathering Project is one of the Men’s Group’s initiatives, consisting of a series of films accompanied by session plans, designed to engage men in Mparntwe/Alice Springs and Central Australia in conversations about fatherhood. The Facilitator’s Guide required branding that aligned with the Men’s Group’s logo and communicated the Men’s Group’s strength, softness, and deep care for their families.

Branding • Print design

Front cover of the Fathering Project Facilitator's Guide, featuring a cut-out watercolour illustration of a young child's hand holding the fingers of an older man's hand. They both have brown skin and an orange line swirls among them.
Flat-lay of the Introduction section of the 'Fathering Project Facilitator's Guide', featuring a cut-out watercolour illustration of a young Aboriginal boy cooking a roo tail on an open fire. The branding is clean with a soft, organic feel and uses a
Flat-lay of the Aims and Objectives section of the 'Fathering Project Facilitator's Guide', featuring a numbered list and an orange line with black handprints running along it. The branding is clean with a soft, organic feel and uses a rounded sans-s
Flat-lay of the 'Becoming a Father for the First Time' lesson plan in the 'Fathering Project Facilitator's Guide', featuring a screenshot from the video and the start of a lesson plan. The branding is clean with a soft, organic feel and uses a rounde