Cirrous Naraghi, alternate member of the board of MÄN, writes about life without oxygen.
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I don’t know which stories are hardest to tell. The ones that affect me. The ones that affect my parents. Or the ones that affect my children. Maybe this particular story has stayed with me because it’s so mild. So ordinary. And at the same time so
Father group facilitator John Rydhammer loves being a dad. He’s also involved with MÄN, and decided to kill two birds with one stone by starting a fathers’ group. We sat down with John to talk about life as a father and as a fathers’ group leader.
The work within MÄN’s international Redefine program is in full swing and will enter its fourth year at the turn of the year. In October, the partner organizations gathered for a regional meeting in Tallinn, Estonia.
Economist Ingvar Nilsson has over four decades of experience studying the socioeconomic effects of social problems. Here, he outlines five reasons why long-term prevention often fails to materialize.
Today is Fathers' day. I remember my own dad’s aftershave, and how safe my hand felt in his when we walked around town. I also remember his huge patience with me. My questions, my defiance. Back then I didn’t understand that it was his love for me
At a time when boys and men are met with high demands for discipline, constant performance, and encouragement to take part in military build-up—at the risk of their own lives—we need a counter-voice that says: “Men are not machines. We are human
Today, on the International Day of Peace, September 21, the news is dominated by reports of war, military build-up, and threats. But peace is not just the absence of war. Peace is the presence of justice, security, and equality. It’s time to ask the
They’re sitting on a couch in front of a packed audience—the dream couple. Kal in a baby-pink suit and Sarover in a sparkling pink dress. It’s the reunion episode for the latest UK season of Love Is Blind, and now we get to find out what happened.
In the newly released Swedish documentary called "Priset män betalar" (The Price Men Pay, SVT), the world of so-called "manfluencers" is explored. At MÄN, we found some perspectives to be missing from the discussion. Here is our contribution, with an