The Gift and the Theft: an Economic-Political Interpretation of Rwandan Missionary Diaries of White Fathers (1900-1910) by Silvia Cristofori

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Découverte d’une culture africaine et fantasmes d’un missionnaire. Le Dictionnaire français-kirundi du Père Van der Burgt (1903) entre ethnographie, exégèse biblique et orientalism... by Jean-Pierre Chrétien

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Sedrata : l’élaboration d’un lieu de mémoire by Cyrille Aillet, Sophie Gilotte

“…In a very different way, the White Father J. Lethielleux contributed to the last developments in the forgery of the myth by his writings where local traditions are confusingly entangled with historical reports. …”
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Racial Democracy, Visibility, and the History of Colonial Brazilian Art by Rachel A. Zimmerman

“…Since the nineteenth century, the history of colonial Brazilian art has highlighted the work of Afro-Brazilian men, specifically those with a white father and Black or parda mother. Antonio Francisco Lisboa, known as Aleijadinho, is the subject of countless books, exhibitions, television shows, and films. …”
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Adverse Childhood Experiences in Latinx Families: A Comparison between Intraracial and Interracial Families by Xiafei Wang, Fei Shen, Yongjun Zhang, Shiyou Wu

“…A Latinx sample was collected from the Fragile Family and Child Well-being Studies with 1113 children of two Latinx parents and 397 children of interracial parents (e.g., White mother/Latinx father, Black mother/Latinx father, Latinx mother/White father, Latinx mother/Black father). Negative binomial models revealed a higher overall ACEs score among children in interracial families (<i>β</i> = 0.54, <i>p</i> < 0.05). …”
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Black-White Differences in Parental Happiness by Jennifer Augustine, Mia Brantley

“…Among Black men, parents reported a much higher probability of being very happy than their nonparent counterparts, whereas White fathers’ happiness was no different from that of their male counterparts without children. …”
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Les Sœurs Blanches à Vincennes : une congrégation religieuse à l’exposition coloniale internationale de Paris en 1931 by Max Girard

“…The White Sisters are particularly well represented at Vincennes because they have a stand, that of Algeria and the Sahara, together with the White Fathers at the pavilion of the Catholic missions and bring a troop of young Sudanese women to the French West Africa (AOF) pavilion. …”
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Iṣlâḥ ibâḍite et intégration nationale : vers une communauté mozabite ? (1925-1964) by Augustin Jomier

“…For this purpose, I am referring to certain texts produced by the reformist Ulema and by the iṣlâḥ historiography, as well as to the Colonial and Missionaries of Africa’s archives (ANOM, Aix-en-Provence ; White Fathers, Roma).…”
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Dialogue as a Means of Improving Ties Between Christians and Muslims by John Chomba Mubanga

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Solidarité Internationale Antifasciste by alentin Cionini, est titulaire d’un Master de l’Université de Provence en 2008, il axe ses recherches sur Solidarité Internationale Antifasciste et le soutien humanitaire du mouvement anarchiste international aux libertaires espagnols. Il est enseignant d’Histoire-Géographie en classes internationales espagnoles.

“…In wartime, the support of the civil populations victim of the conflict or to the wounded fighters, was for a long time the job of religious congregations (White fathers, Saint Jean de Malte’s order). They did it to answer religious motivations, according to the principle of the Christian charity. …”
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Parental sociodemographics of medically assisted reproduction births in the United States: a dyadic population-level study by Ester Lazzari, Ph.D., Katherine Tierney, Ph.D.

“…In 2019, highly educated fathers were 2.04 percentage points (95% confidence interval, 1.97–2.12) more likely to have a MAR-conceived birth than fathers with a low educational level, and black fathers were associated with a reduction in the probability of having an MAR-conceived child by −1.07 percentage points (95% confidence interval, −1.11 to −1.04) compared with white fathers. The dyadic analysis using parents’ education and race interactions revealed that partnering with someone of a higher educational level increases the likelihood of having a MAR birth, beyond what would be observed by considering only individual-level characteristics. …”
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Fathers’ work leave and infant breastfeeding in a state-representative sample of fathers in Georgia, United States by John James Parker, Clarissa D. Simon, Craig F. Garfield

“…Among fathers who took leave, median leave length was 2 weeks. White fathers had a higher percentage of paid leave use compared to other racial and ethnic groups (p <.001). …”
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Fatherhood and Cardiovascular Health, Disease, and Mortality: Associations From the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis by John James F. Parker, MD, MS, Craig F. Garfield, MD, MAPP, Clarissa D. Simon, PhD, MPH, Laura A. Colangelo, MS, Michael P. Bancks, PhD, MPH, Norrina B. Allen, PhD, MPH

“…Results: In this sample of 2,814 men, mean age at cardiovascular health assessment was 62.2 years, 82% were fathers, 24% self-identified as Black, 13% self-identified Chinese, 22% self-identified Hispanic, and 41% self-identified White. Fathers who were aged <20 years and 20–24 years at their oldest child's birth had worse overall cardiovascular health than fathers who were aged >35 years (adjusted mean score of 61.1 vs 64.7 [p=0.01] and 61.0 vs 64.7 [p<0.001], respectively). …”
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Tisser dans le désert : interactions et adaptations autour d’un ouvroir missionnaire au Mzab (1892-1950) by Mélina Joyeux

“…This missionary action is analyzed through the archives of the White Sisters (diaries and chronicles, annual reports, correspondence, photographs), most of which remain unseen, and those of the Missionaries of Africa or “White Fathers”, the male order to which it is linked. …”
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