Are men finally getting political? In the early Seventies one of the symbolic campaigns that pushed the women’s movement into the mainstream was the protests against the sexist portrayal of women – notably in the Miss World contest. Now an…
Are men finally getting political? In the early Seventies one of the symbolic campaigns that pushed the women’s movement into the mainstream was the protests against the sexist portrayal of women – notably in the Miss World contest. Now an…
This is probably the first time we’ve written about poetry at The Men’s Network. This link was shared with us by Mark Walsh at Brighton-based Integration Training and we love it so much we want to share it with as many…
Ground-breaking research has found that female teachers give boys worse marks according to a report in The Independent Newspaper. Apparently boys lower their sights if they think their work is going to be marked by a woman because they believe…
Men’s issues are rarely highlighted in the developing world with most UK-based international development work placing a strong focus on women’s rights. Now a Kenyan men’s lobby group has called for a six-day food boycott to highlight what it says…
The campaign group Men Do Complain held a vigil on Wednesday the 22nd of February outside the British Medical Association (BMA) in London. The reason for the vigil was to highlight the fact that the BMA was discussing ethics, but…
There seems to have been a great deal of focus on the impact of the recession on women – but are men being unfairly ignored? Newspapers from left to right informed us this week that twice as many women as…
It’s Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2012 this week and our friends at Men Get Eating Disorders Too (MGEDT) are using the week TO MAKE SOME NOISE FOR THE BOYS (and men). You may well be aware that eating disorders are…
You may be interested to know about the Men Beyond 50 project, which is offering events, listings and a range of resources for men in their 50s, 60s and beyond. It is being set up by Alan Heeks, who has…
More than £250,000 has been given to a Cornish charity that helps men suffering domestic violence. The Esteem website was set up by the Cornwall Women’s Refuge Trust, which said it had supported about 300 men in the last few…
London – Engaging with Fathers and Male Carers in Early Years Our Friends at Fathers Plus in Newcastle Upon Tyne are heading south to share their expertise with fellow professionals. According the Fathers Plus, working with fathers early on matters…