This weekend I watched a film that was the single most positive portrayal of men that I can remember seeing on the big screen. In it…
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Anita Copley is helping to organise an all-panel discussion about the role of men in fighting for gender equality in Wales called #MenOnOurSide. Here she calls…
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Al Ferguson from The Dad Network UK has come up with his all time list of 23 things he wants to teach his son.
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It’s not acceptable to send out the message that dads are irrelevant, they’re not says mother and antenatal practitioner, Steph Beaumont.
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The Labour Party has come up with a brilliant wheeze to win this year’s general election by targeting the 17 million people who didn’t vote last…
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New survey finds seven out of ten dads want to spend more time with their children. The survey, by The Baby Show, is released alongside great…
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The Baby Show asked some experienced dads to offer their best bits of advice to dads to be, find out what they have to say.
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The Fatherhood Institute has welcomed Labour’s plans to double statutory paternity leave from two to four weeks, and increase the rate at which it’s paid by…
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Does being male or female make any difference to the way you vote? As the general election draws closer, a new survey for BBC Woman’s Hour…
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Men’s Interests BBC Woman’s Hour hides the fact that male voters are more supportive of women leaders
The BBC’s Woman’s Hour programme has hidden the fact that a poll it conducted revealed that women are less supportive of female leaders.
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On the eve of the Mayweather v Pacquiao fight, Clive Maxheath of The MAP – Mens Action Project: ‘Men who Walk their Talk’ shares his own experience of stepping into a boxing ring for the first time……worth a read (and you can also watch his fight for free!)
One man’s story of taking up boxing at the age of 32 – insideMAN
inside-man.co.uk
On the eve of the Mayweather v Pacquiao fight, Clive Maxheath shares his own experience of stepping into a boxing ring for the first time.
From public urinals, to regulations around strip searches in prisons, society is far less concerned about invading men’s bodily privacy than women’s. Professor Damien Ridge believes this also says something much deeper about attitudes to male disposability in general.
What urinals tell us about a man’s right to bodily integrity – insideMAN
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From public urinals, to regulations around strip searches in prisons, society is far less concerned about invading men’s bodily privacy than women’s. Professor Damien Ridge believes this also says something much deeper about attitudes to male disposability in general.