Why is there not much out there for dads?

As the facilitator for the local Fathers Network group ("A powerful voice for fathers of children with special needs"), I have not found a lot of information out there for dads.  Every search I did with Google came back with 95% moms and 5% family related sites.  Not a single one for specifically dedicated to dads!  Well, besides the Fathers Network, but I am trying to find more out there.  Why is that?  What makes dad's so different from mothers?  I don't think there is much of a difference, so I will be undergoing a new task - produce one!  

Over the past 8 months I've had a burning in my heart to get the local chapter of the Fathers Network going in a great direction, and seem to be making the small steps needed.  We have been going through the motions for the past 4 years since I took over, and we have been successful with our progress.  But my heart was not totally in what I was doing.  I would conduct the meetings, enjoy the communication and exchanges of views, but after the meeting was done, I seemed to lose my interest until the next meeting.  The information was valuable, but for me it just didn't affect me like I thought it would. 

I don't know what happened about 8 months ago, but I'm sure it was something Zoe did and the light clicked.  Here is a beautiful little girl, full of love and always smiling, about to start growing up in a society which will treat her differently than most people.  I knew that I had to start making a change, for her, for others that have a disability, and for society to realize what they would be missing if they didn't get to know these individuals.  I know my daughter is destined for great things, and she will accomplish her purpose of why she was placed on this earth.  I owe it to her, myself, and others, to start making changes where I can as a dad.

With all Zoe has taught me in the past 8 years, I know she has a bright future. 

Dad's, we shall soon have a place!