A short story to read or listen to. Too often, we hear stories of men carrying silent battles, stress, disconnection and the fear of asking for help. It's easy to mistake endurance for strength, especially in a world where social conditioning leaves little room for emotional honesty.

“The embarrassment and shame I felt that as a man - I was going through this. Believing this was something only females went through, the loneliness I felt by having nobody to talk to.”

Bernie delivers positive masculinity workshops to boys. In this article he shares his thoughts on a worrying trend he’s noticed - a concept he calls manufactured male victimhood.

Manhood: The Artifice of Masculinity is an artistic study which approaches stereotypes of masculine ideals in popular culture, specifically film and presents them as a projected image that men in contemporary society are often coerced into portraying unwittingly.

Bernie has been thinking about empathy for a while – what it takes for us sometimes to see life from someone else’s point of view…it can sometimes be a moment, an instant, a pivot-point which can help us to understand what it might be and feel like to be someone else…

Ian Dinwiddy’s call to redefine what modern fatherhood can look like - and to build workplaces and homes that support it.

Can dads really have it all?

After watching the Netflix series Adolescence, Amit created his periodic table for sinister emojis, which quickly went viral. Read his story and download your copy.

Children don’t need perfect parents, but they do need informed ones. When we understand the digital world they live in, we can help them navigate it safely. Read Amit’s thoughts and download your copy.