Janice Fiamengo takes a look at the radically different ways boys and girls are treated at high schools.
The Peter Pan Pandemic
Sorry, mom and dad, but your son’s motivation to be responsible for anything more than his own well-being is diminishing day by day – as it should.
How to encourage the best a boy can be
Warren Farrell discusses how to encourage boys to be the best they can be
The power of “We” and how language frames how we think
Is it time we men revisited the power of “We”? Andy Thomas makes a case for viewing men as an in-group.
Men’s Day: London Plans
International Men’s Day is just around the corner, and to help you celebrate the second MESSAGES FOR MEN conference will be held again in London.
The benefits of video games
Pause before throwing your son’s computer out the bedroom window in a rage – there are positive benefits to gaming.
Men’s March Australia in Melbourne
With a big salute to our brothers down under.
Instruction of boys in the arts of chivalry
As contained in historical textbooks about chivalry, the training of boys to serve women starts very young.
Boys and girls emote differently: can’t we be OK with that?
Newsflash. Boys and girls are different. AVFM welcomes new contributor Tim Wright to tell us how.
Father’s Day 2017: reflections on some of Dad’s money and life lessons
AVFM welcomes new contributor, Anwar Y. Dunbar, with an essay about fatherhood and how the lessons of paternal mentoring sometimes take years to fully realize.
Is feminism killing young boys?
Tim Patten explores the possibility that feminism is contributing to the deaths of young boys
The young and the disposable
Doug Mortimer reviews Danish film Land of Mine