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Canadian Association for Equality in the Press

The Good Men Project kindly invited our spokesperson Iain Dwyer to defend the significance of men’s issues programs at university campuses: Waging Peace in the Battle of the Campus

The Inside Story: Men’s rights group causes controversy at U of T

Men’s Rights Movement Sees Resurgence Among Millennial Males

The Good Men Project: Why Do Men Need Male-Only Groups on Campus?
At universities around the world, men’s groups are banned

CAFE Calls for Taskforce on Violence Against Young Males after GTA Deaths (CHCH Square Off Feb 21, 2013)

In the lead up to our event “What’s Wrong With Women’s Studies?: Academic Feminism, Censorship and Men,” our guest English Professor Janice Fiamengo was interview on Beyond the Mic with Mike Bullard.

Beyond The Mic Podcast -Seamus O’Reagan for Mike Bullard Feb 27, 2013- Part 1

Beyond The Mic Podcast -Seamus O’Reagan for Mike Bullard Feb 27, 2013-Part2

The Source, Sun TV – Ryerson Equality Association prohibited by Ryerson Student Union

Marginalized and on the defensive, university conservatives forced to grow tougher

Why womens studies needs an extreme makeover

A men’s rights advocate spoke at the University of Toronto: The fire alarm went off, but free speech prevailed

Photos from U of T men’s rights lecture: A few placards, a full house and a long line to speak

RSU wears the pants

Women’s and Men’s Issues Heats Up

Face Off: Men’s and Women’s Issues
Warren Farrell on The Arena with Michael Coren, Sun TV
Watch the Interview

Sun News, Michael Coren Column: Shrill backlash to men’s rights advocate

Do Women Have an Edge in the Workplace?

FrontPage Magazine: Yearning for the Days of Protest

Dr. Warren Farrell event: “Boys to Men: Transforming the Boys Crisis into Our Sons’ Opportunities“

National Post U of T protesters decry U.S. author as ‘rape culture defender’
Sat Nov 17 2012 Page: A15, Section: Toronto , Byline: Sarah Boesveld

A protest decrying a U.S. author as a “rape culture defender” broke out at the University of Toronto Friday evening, delaying the guest’s scheduled talk and resulting in one arrest and release on scene for trespassing. Warren Farrell, pictured, author of best-seller The Myth of Male Power, was at the university to speak on issues facing North American boys, but couldn’t take the stage until police broke up a gathering of approximately 50 protesters, who blocked the doors outside and chanted their opposition. The U of T Students Against Sexism, who organized the rally and advertised it at Ryerson University and beyond, said “There is a backlash against equality and the women’s movement by “men’s issues” groups that blame women, manipulate men, and ignore poverty, racism, ableism, homophobia and transphobia,” in its rally notice.

City TV interviewed Dr. Farrell at a public school earlier in the day, then covered the event. Their report aired Friday, Nov 16, 11:30pm ET “…with police. cops eventually got everyone to move on. they did detain one person, though. their target was dr. Warren Farrell, author of the myth of male power. he claims boys are disadvantaged than girls with much higher rates of suicide…”

Sun Television’s David Menzies interviews Dr. Farrell

Jim Richards Show, AM1010, aired Wednesday, November 14, 2012, 1:37pm ET

CJAD Montreal Radio Tommy Schnurmacher Show

The Ryersonian: Video, live blog and coverage of event

Arrest, assaults overshadow “men’s issues” lecture

Protest against Warren Farrell Talk at University of Toronto – Friday November 16 2012

Protesting Warren Farrell at University of Toronto

Other coverage by:

Christy Clark’s sex appeal problem: Lacking support from female voters, the B.C. premier hosts a women-only breakfast

The Canadian Association for Equality—a national “men’s issues” group—is equally miffed. “It’s very divisive to hold a women’s-only group,” says spokesperson Bradley Corbett. “If that happened to a woman it wouldn’t be acceptable.”

Listen to Canadian Association for Equality Spokesperson Bradley Corbett discuss our media advisory: Violence in Fatherless Communities Calls for Family Law Reform: National Men’s Organization in the following 3 press hits

Tomorrow, Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 1:00pm ET