As we celebrate Father's Day this coming Sunday, many "forgotten fathers" will be remembering their experiences with abortion on this day and mourning their lost children.

Few will feel able to publicly acknowledge their pain and loss, even though many played a significant role in the abortion, willingly or not. In fact, a CareNet survey of women who had abortions found that they discussed the decision with the father more than anyone else, and that the father was the most influential person in the abortion decision.

This roundup of articles looks at some of the available research on men and abortion, and offers insights both from those who work with men and men who have been there. Share this information with others to educate them about abortion's impact on men, and point those who are struggling to the right help:

Men's pain and need for healing after abortion is real
Piecing together the pain of loss for men after abortion
Research reveals men’s sense of grief and helplessness in response to woman’s abortion
Impact of abortion on men
Abortion and men: What's a father to do?
Men’s stories about abortion
Forgotten fathers and their unforgettable children
New study shows negative impact of abortion on relationships
More articles & research about men and abortion
Help for men after abortion

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