Mortimer House by Maslow's 37-41 Mortimer Street London W1T 3JH
About This Event
Boys don't become good men by accident.
They're shaped by what they see. By who leads them. By the conversations we avoid, and the ones we finally decide to have.
On 24 June, three days after Father's Day, Naroop Jhooti and Aaron Dale had one of those conversations, live, in front of an audience at Maslow's in Fitzrovia.
Aaron grew up in London with his father living nearby, with another family. He saw him in secret, unreliably, or not at all. When Aaron became a father himself, he decided the cycle would stop with him.
On the night, he talked about the things men rarely admit to. The guilt. The grief. The logistics of loving your kids across two homes. And what it actually takes to raise boys who grow into men worth knowing.
Then the room had its say.
If you weren't there this time, the next one is on the events page.
You don't need to be a dad to be here.
What to Expect
Guest Speaker
Guest Speaker
Aaron Dale
Aaron Dale is the founder of Raising Boys 2 Men, one of the UK's most-followed platforms on single fatherhood and co-parenting, with over 650,000 followers on Instagram. What started as a video diary for his sons became a podcast, a run of sold-out live events, and a place hundreds of thousands of parents turn to when they don't know where else to look. His first book, The Co-Parent: A Toolkit for Parenting Together, Apart, is out now. Before this live event, Aaron came on The Dad Project to talk about growing up without his father.