Rinse and Repeat
By Jeremy Garcon I’m getting married in three weeks and it scares the shit out of me. There’s the...
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Category: 2015 Spring
Men’s Healing: The Young Doc and the Vietnam Vet
Review by Rob Wilson The Stethoscope Cure By Sam Osherson Solyphos Press, 2014 357 pages...
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Partying with Consent
By Jonathan Kalin In 2012, I had an idea to end sexual assault on college campuses. What if...
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Mail Bonding
And A Child Shall Lead Us On a peaceful snowy day, as we sipped cups of hot cocoa, my six year-old...
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Spring 2015 Edition
Features Indian Men Redefining Masculinity Ruhi Kandhari In a break from tradition in the...
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Mothering Sons, Mentoring Men
By Joann Bautti As I drove my 10-year-old son home from his Little League baseball game, I...
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Why Involve Men in Feminism?
By Nikki van der Gaag I have been a feminist since my early twenties. I have marched against...
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Beyond the Mantras: Working with Men to End Violence Against Women
By Michael Flood It is high time to take stock of efforts to involve men in preventing violence...
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Men, Feminism, and Accountability
Among the profeminist activists who appear in the new book, Some Men, are, from the left: Paul...
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Why We Should Celebrate Men Working for Change
After reading the article “From MenEngaged to Men—and Women—Being Enraged” (Fall 2014), by Gary...
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The Delhi Declaration and Call to Action
Men and Boys for Gender Justice At the second MenEngage Global Symposium (November 10–13, 2014),...
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Gay Fathering in Latin America
By Marcos Nascimento For 20 years Marcos Nascimento has been working with groups of young and...
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Young Men in India Challenging Sexism and Rape Culture
By Harish Sadani When he was in college nine years ago, Sunil Chachar did masonry work and sold...
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Men @ Work: Spring 2015 Edition
High School Boys Say No to Violence High school boys are learning to say no to sexual assault and...
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Perpetuating Patriarchy in India’s Classrooms
By Madhu Kushwahadd Modern nation-states have long used education to control discussions of...
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Born, Bought, and Brutalized: A Kenyan Tale
By Wanjala Wafula The emaciated, malnourished, and openly scared women gently whisper to each...
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Indian Men Redefining Masculinity
By Ruhi Kandhari In a break from tradition in the discourse about violence against women, a group...
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Manhood’s Road: From “Selma” to “American Sniper”
by David Masciotra Selma and American Sniper present two different heroes of two dramatically...
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Entre Hombres (y Mujeres)
On the Road to Equality By Rob Okun The inaugural conference of the Center for the Study of Men...
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