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Follow the CAFE Blogs as James reports regularly on his tour, speaking with educational and community leaders about the problem of boys underachievement and disengagement in school, and the long-term consequences on society
No,thankfully, no such show actually exists, but "Guys with Kids", where “30-something dads struggle as parents because they are still children at heart,” does. On our blog, Edward Sullivan comments
CAFE Spokesperson Iain Dwyer "said that feminism has done a good job of redefining what it means to be a woman, expanding opportunities and choices beyond the home. He says, however, that it’s time to do that for men, to take them beyond the role of aggressor and breadwinner."
Watch a dialogue exploring how sexism against either women or men robs all of us of value and worth, while protested are heard outside
After a forty year career in education, during which he has held virtually every position possible in the profession, Dr. James S. Brown is currently undertaking a new project aimed at raising public awareness about the issue of gender equality, especially as it applies in education. He has begun a multi-country tour, speaking with educational
The Canadian Association for Equality will be participating as a team in the upcoming June 16 Fathers Day Prostate Cancer Walk/Run to benefit Prostate Cancer Canada Prostate cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer for men, and the second leading cause of male cancer deaths. Although generally considered an older man’s disease, in the case
We’ve posted the next episode in our regular biweekly series: ”Sunday Tea With CAFE”. On Episode 5, Rustem and Iain discuss the tragic death of men’s shelter champion Earl Silverman, as well as Iain’s recent debate at the Good Men Project. Plus, CAFE Ottawa Director Ryan Browne’s interview with University of Ottawa English Professor Janice Fiamengo
The Good Men Project kindly invited our spokesperson Iain Dwyer to defend the significance of men’s issues programs at university campuses: Two men from opposing sides in the debate about a men’s issues group at the University of Toronto come together to wage peace. Find out how they got on… Last month we reported that violent
On December 20, 2012, after a four month wait during which dozens of emails and phone calls went unreturned and unanswered, the University of Toronto Students Unions (UTSU) finally sent a single response – to reject – the application to ratify a Men’s Issues Awareness Society. The UTSU opted not to take the student leaders
Recently the Canadian Centre of Policy Alternatives (CCPA) released a report called “Closing Canada’s Gender Gap”. The author, Kate McInturff raises some interesting points about the political and economic gaps that exist between men and women, but neglects a number of important facts in the interest of making her case about the disenfranchisement of women.
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The Good Men Project has reported on CAFE’s campus outreach: Why Do Men Need Male-Only Groups on Campus? At universities around the world, men’s groups are banned. The widening gap between the proportion of men and women who attend university seems to be coinciding with a rise in militant opposition to men and men’s issues
On April 17th, I attended a talk at Ryerson University by Canada’s own Stephen Lewis. The talk was advertised under the same title as this article, “Gender Equality: The Most Important Struggle on the Planet.” The event posting says nothing about the subject matter of Mr. Lewis’ speech other than the title, which would lead
Two weeks ago the University of Toronto Men’s Issues Awareness club, in partnership with CAFE, hosted a conversation between Drs. Paul Nathanson and Katherine Young. The event itself went very well. They discussed the content of their books, and revealed some information that would be in their fourth book, due out next year. We encourage