A Father's Job Is Never Done

For those both familiar and unfamiliar with Brad Zervas and his commitment to the restoration of families and communities that have been long-suffering, his new work will provide affirmation and a measure of hope that we can be better; that service is a duty; that the policies of separation and alienation diminish us; and that our capacity for love and understanding is limitless. Zervas is a noted educator, author, activist and community leader. He's led numerous conferences and symposiums here in the United States and in countries as far away as South Africa, The United Kingdom, New Zeland and beyond. His stewardship in the not-for-profit sector has earned high praise. He is by all counts an effective and dynamic global resource and leader. His narrative has been crafted over decades while reaching a citizenry that is often ignored and punished for simply being the "other." Zervas poses one enduring question, "why is it so hard for us to see the us in us?" Answer this one question and Zervas believes we can find and embrace our better selves and advance to a higher expression of our shared humanity.