Anti Misandry Articles

With much fanfare and aclaim, Stony Brook University has anounced plans to create a 'Center for the Study of Men and Masculinities.' Heralded by some as a long-overdue balance for males in the face of decades of "Women's Studies" course in universities, Stony Brook is starting with a $300,000 grant for two years. Just what the money is for is unclear but it's probably to do with the extensive panel of people who will be dipping in to the budget and setting the whole thing up. More on them in a moment.

One might have thought that anti-feminists would be delighted at the news of a course on masculinities. After all, here is a chance for academia to set the record straight, to teach how great men have been throughout the ages and how wonderful they are today. It should be a forum to learn how, despite being the minority voter in a democratic country, men are still blamed for anything politicians do wrong. It could even explain matters of male oppression such as not having free universal suffrage for men even though women have had free universal suffrage since 1971. Feminist lies could be examined and the negative impact they have had on men, children and women could be understood in a social context, with proven data.

If only.

Professor Kimmel, who leads the new center, admits that masculinities will be taught from a feminst viewpoint. That is to say, not from one of equality such as egalitarianism, nor from one of ...

Men can also be victims of family violence, and it can be even harder for them to get help. Wheatland Shelter provides shelter and services for male victims. In addition, the Male Dometic Abuse Outreach Program is offered through the Calgary Counselling Centre, providing counselling advocacy and support. The program includes individual and group services.

For more information contact the Wheatland Shelter at 403-934-6634 or Toll Free 1-877-934-6634.


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Men's Resource Centre

200 - 321 McDermot Ave. Winnipeg, Manitoba R3A 0A3

office: 204.415.6797 facsimile: 204.415.7516 or toll-free: 1.855.MRC.MRCS

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The Men's Resource Centre is a unique prairie service, only one of four such centres in Canada. It is the purpose of the Men's Resource Centre is to enable the provision of counselling services for men who have experienced trauma and stressors in their lives and want to resolve related issues, recognizing that challenges to mental health as well as addictions are among the long term consequences related to unresolved trauma and stressors. We offer a range of support services to men on a variety of issues that men commonly encounter.
Effective July 1, 2010, the Men's Resource Centre ended its affiliation with the University of Manitoba and now operates under the administrative umbrella of The Laurel Centre (www.thelaurelcentre.ca). We welcome this new partnership and look forward to the opportunity to collaborate with another non-profit agency ...

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Not every man who comes through the Men’s Shelter’s “east door” (guest services) is in the same place. Part of the grace-based philosophy that permeates UGM is dealing with each person as an individual. During an initial evaluation process, staff members help the men who come to us identify their short-term needs and long-term plans. Some simply need a few nights lodging in a safe, sober environment. Many more need help getting back on their feet, and the Mission has a variety of ways to do that.

EMERGENCY SHELTER

Emergency Shelter Guests typically stay for less than three months while they receive assistance during a time of crisis. If they have specific physical or mental challenges, our staff works to connect them with the appropriate resources.

THE GOOD WORKER PROGRAM

The Good Worker Program is for men who have expressed a desire to live in the Mission community for longer than 60 to 90 days to get their lives back on track. These men are willing to contribute to the running of the Mission in various ...

Catholic Community Services of Western Washington: St. Martin de Porres Shelter

To the best of our knowledge, St. Martin’s is the only night shelter that offers and targets such a multitude of services to the elderly homeless community year-round. We provide:




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Bethlehem House is a 24-hour service centre for homeless men in central Hobart. Bethlehem House is a special work of the St Vincent de Paul Society, and has been operating continuously since 1973.

Currently Bethlehem House is the largest centre in Tasmania for homeless men, and is the only crisis accommodation centre in Hobart.

Bethlehem House provides a communal setting for up to thirty men, with a mix of single and double bedrooms with shared bathrooms. It offers crisis accommodation, medium to long-term semi-supported accommodation, and some support services to non-residents. It assists men aged twenty years and older.

Bethlehem House has the capacity to provide a total of 12,500 bed nights each year, and currently also delivers 30,000 meals per year to both residents and non-residents.

Bethlehem House is assisted by funding from the Federal and State Governments through the National Affordable Housing Agreement with grants totaling $677,500 annually. Residents contribute a further $259,0000 by way of board payments. Some additional ...