Category: 2019 Spring

Frederick Douglass was one of the few men present at the pioneering woman’s rights convention in Seneca Falls, New York, in July 1848. His support of women’s rights never wavered, and he remained a constant champion of the right of women to vote. Continue Reading Why I Insist on a Woman’s Right to Vote

Twelve years after the American Psychological Association (APA) approved guidelines for working with women and girls, it has released a 10-point plan for working with boys and men. Continue Reading Psychologists (Finally) Catch On: It’s Time to Redefine Masculinity

I wanted to be there for my children as an awake and vulnerable but brave father—as the father I missed. Continue Reading To Heal My Wounds, I Work with Men and Boys

Embedded within pornography are a host of values and norms that may well conflict with the values and norms of the men viewing pornography. Continue Reading Men: Are We Willing to Examine Pornography’s Impact?

I wanted to sum up my own role in issues and efforts that I, along with many wonderful friends and colleagues, have been devoting much of our lives to. Continue Reading Why Men Must Join the Gender Equality Revolution

For one who regrets his military actions and is critical of past and current U.S. wars, the mantra “thank you for your service” is loaded with ideological and emotional baggage. Continue Reading Vets for Peace: “Thank You for Your Service”