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I decided to take one of my Toolbox for Change questions and post it directly on the blog so others can get a sense of what Toolbox readers get to read. Question: I know that you know something about “men’s issues.” I am a slightly effeminate man, who also happens to be short. …
What don’t you want others to know about you? The men of Sandpoint Men’s Group are willing to answer that question. We will reveal part of what we have kept secret to a Danish graduate student, and then to the world. After two years in NYC, Maja Bugge could not find an established men’s group…
It’s hard to be a boy these days. A boy today goes to schools run mostly by women, who are under intense pressure to get test scores up. His recess is reduced or taken away because there is so much to learn. His need to move, express, and rough house—perfectly natural activities for a young…
How much do you multitask? Are you doing it now? Do you do it when you are with others? Blaming technology is like blaming guns for our murder rates – we pull the triggers and push the send keys. Yet, our growing addiction to ‘connecting’ through technology is taking us out of what it is…
This is a guest post by Pelle Billing – he challenges us to look at male identity. The statistics are becoming increasingly well known. Men earn a lower percentage of college degrees than women. Male unemployment is reaching alarming heights. Fewer and fewer men get married (in the US and the UK alike); seemingly more interested in video games, beer and hanging…
Ken Solin, my friend and partner in Men Corps just released his trailer for his new book – Act Like a Man. The book tells you what it’s like being in a men’s group. I highly recommend the book. And if you read my other posts, you know I recommend men’s groups.
