…in the family for the rest of the child’s life.” Sharon MacLeod has been the Global Brand Vice President, Dove Men+Care, with Unilever since July 2016. Since 2008, Ms. MacLeod…
…(out of 40) reported (mostly temporarily) falling back into old habits of alcohol abuse, leading to conflicts about money at home. However, the majority of men, women, and community and…
…of the World’s Fathers – the world’s first-ever report to provide a global view of the state of men’s contribution to parenting and caregiving around the world. Learn more: www.promundo.lndo.site/sowf….
…global report on men’s involvement in parenting and care work, produced on behalf of MenCare: A Global Fatherhood Campaign. Learn more by visiting www.StateoftheWordsFathers.org, and join the conversation using #WorldsFathers….
…and partner communication about sex, focuses on intimate partner violence prevention, and supports female partners in contraceptive use. The Latin American Youth Center (LAYC) implemented Manhood 2.0 in Washington, DC…
…to guns, undetected mental illness, social isolation, having experienced homophobic bullying, economic stress or grievance about losing something to which they feel entitled – such as jobs, prestige, privilege, or…
…and what we expect of them – that is, society’s masculine norms – are undeniably linked with violence. Indeed, boys and men are often raised, socialized, and encouraged to use…
…companies, advocating for new policies, and seeing real change. Since they joined this program in 2019, the companies have established policies on Workplace Harassment, Anti-Discrimination, Paternity Leave, and Salary Equity….
…at Malala Fund, he advocates for every girl’s right to 12 years of free, safe, quality education. His first book “Let Her Fly” is on parenthood and fighting for equality….
…Against Violence (YMCAV), which will work to prevent and respond to urban violence carried out by local street gangs, known as “Kulunas,” in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)….
…effects of trauma and develop positive, nonviolent coping strategies; as well as 3) a U.S.-based intervention, Expect Respect, which has been found to reduce boys’ self-reported psychological and sexual teen…