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A New Road Map to Consent A New Road Map to Consent
violence prevention youth
Give boys a new way of thinking about consent that prepares them to navigate real-world relationships. -
A Strengths-Based Approach to Working With Tough Boys A Strengths-Based Approach to Working With Tough Boys
facilitation skills educators
Turn the boys causing headaches into the leaders our culture needs. -
Active Allyship Active Allyship
masculinity all staff
Learn to be the kind of ally who actually makes a difference, not just the one who means well. -
Beyond Male Allies Beyond Male Allies
leadership all staff
Answer the question every workplace is avoiding: ’What’s in it for men?’ -
Boys Will Be_ Boys Will Be_
masculinity youth
Move boys from ‘who am I supposed to be?’ to ‘who do I want to be?’ -
Decoding Resistance Decoding Resistance
masculinity all staff
Resistance to change is inevitable. Learn how to work with it instead of around it. -
How to Address Male Athletes’ Body Image How to Address Male Athletes’ Body Image
mental health educators
From bigorexia to injury culture, learn what's driving boys’ relationships with their bodies in competitive sport. -
How to Engage Boys in Consent Education How to Engage Boys in Consent Education
violence prevention educators
Boys need more than ‘no means no’—equip them with a consent framework that reflects their lived experience. -
How to Guide Boys Through Rites of Passage How to Guide Boys Through Rites of Passage
facilitation skills educators
Boys are missing meaningful markers on their journey to manhood. Learn how camp can be the place they find them. -
How to Promote Positive Masculinity How to Promote Positive Masculinity
masculinity educators
Move beyond ’toxic masculinity’ and learn a practical framework for helping boys become their best selves. -
How to Support Boys’ Mental Health How to Support Boys’ Mental Health
mental health educators
Understand the unique barriers boys face and gain practical tools to build resilience where it matters most. -
How to Talk About Andrew Tate How to Talk About Andrew Tate
online harm educators
Explore what’s drawing boys to the manosphere—and how to have conversations that bring them back. -
Leadership for Everyone Leadership for Everyone
masculinity leaders
Build the kind of leadership that turns diverse perspectives into better performance. -
Making Sense of Senseless Violence Making Sense of Senseless Violence
masculinity educators
If you’ve felt the weight of yet another news headline about a mass shooting, act of sexual violence, domination or exploitation, this course is for you. -
Mental Health Mental Health
masculinity all staff
Tackle the unspoken pressures affecting safety, performance and retention in male-dominant workplaces. -
Policy to Culture Policy to Culture
leadership all staff
Learn what separates policies that gather dust from those that actually change how people show up at work. -
Psychological Safety Psychological Safety
masculinity all staff
Turn ‘safety culture’ from a buzzword into a competitive advantage for your team. -
Raising Next Gen Men Raising Next Gen Men
masculinity educators
A deep dive into the world of boys for the parents, educators and coaches who want to know them better. -
SpeakEasy SpeakEasy
masculinity all staff
The gear you need to look after your crew. -
The Art of Facilitating With Boys & Young Men The Art of Facilitating With Boys & Young Men
facilitation skills educators
Learn the facilitation principles that actually get boys engaged, connected and learning. -
The House Always Wins The House Always Wins
online harm youth
Help boys resist financial schemes by recognizing when they’re the product, not the player. -
The Influence of Influencers The Influence of Influencers
masculinity youth
Give boys the tools to critically analyze the masculinity being sold to them online. -
The Man Box The Man Box
masculinity youth
Help boys question the stereotypes shaping who they think they’re supposed to be. -
The Mask You Live In The Mask You Live In
mental health youth
Help boys discover that what they’re hiding is more common than they think.
