To everyone that joined us in marking Supporting Male Victims of Domestic Abuse Day last week, thank you. 💙
Our important work doesn’t stop here, but we want to sincerely thank everyone that helped amplify the message that #MenYouAreNotAlone.
Everyone, including @davidwalliams, is innocent until proven guilty.
@HadleyFreeman is right. Due process matters. One of #MeToo’s gravest mistakes was confusing listening respectfully to women with believing every allegation unquestioningly.
Will you stand for male victims of domestic abuse, a partner, brother, son or friend?
We know what they go through, and cannot speak out about it.
We are there for them. Join us and help raise awareness about male victims of domestic abuse.
People abuse people.
On Saturday and five days prior to International Men's Day, women will march for men in Belfast. This is how men and women of goodwill are working towards genuine equality...
Thank you to all of the organisers and to Men's Alliance Northern Ireland.
🔥Men's Equality Month: partner abuse.
Men get abused too. So when a dad gets out with his kids, where does he go? 🤔
That's what Daddy's House is for: a safehouse for fathers and children escaping domestic violence.
Help us keep the doors open 👇🏽
#GenderEqualityForMen
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Consultant Clinical Psychologist Martin Seager explains Gamma Bias, the hidden pattern that erases male victims of domestic abuse, and what it means for the men who come to services like ours. https://t.co/AkTeDGbfph
There are plenty of such "anonymous trolls", true. But they're unimportant.
These listed examples of institutional misandry--Bindel, Moore, Penny, Ford, Jeong, et al--are public figures and their man-hating lunacy appears in and is endorsed in national newspapers.
MUST WATCH: Cassie Jaye’s Courageous TED Talk on Gender Equality
What happens when a committed feminist sets out to expose the men's rights movement, only to discover that many of its concerns are legitimate, compassionate and deeply important?
That is the remarkable story told by documentary filmmaker Cassie Jaye, creator of The Red Pill (2016).
In this powerful TED talk, Cassie describes how she initially approached men's rights advocates as enemies, determined to uncover misogyny. But after interviewing 44 people, reviewing 100 hours of footage and confronting her own prejudices, her perspective fundamentally changed...
She discovered genuine male disadvantages involving suicide, homelessness, education, domestic violence, family law, workplace deaths and unequal treatment.
Most importantly, she recognised that caring about men and boys doesn't diminish our compassion for women and girls. Gender equality isn't a zero-sum game.
Cassie also recounts the hostility she experienced for daring to challenge prevailing narratives.
Her message is profoundly important: genuine understanding requires intellectual humility, courage, empathy and a willingness to listen.
We need more people like Cassie Jaye, who are prepared to question orthodoxies, challenge prejudice and champion fairness for everyone.
Women such as Cassie Jaye, Lisa Britton, Kat Anna, Halima Layeni Karen Straughan, Erin Pizzey, Christina Hoff Sommers, Cathy Young, Bettina Arndt, Janice Fiamengo, Elizabeth Hobson, Melanie Gill, Camille Paglia, Helen Smith, Suzanne Venker, Louise Perry, Denise Hines, Alison Tieman, Hannah Wallen and Diana Davison give me hope for the future.
Please watch and share this extraordinary talk.
🎥 https://t.co/9NQC2YvOjO
#CassieJaye #TheRedPill #GenderEqualityForMen #MensEqualityMonth #InternationalMensDay #MenAndBoys
💙 RUN FOR A REASON!
This May, we're bringing runners together on the New Brighton coastline for something special.
Love2Run 2027 is an opportunity to challenge yourself & come together as a community.
Entries are open here
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As I’m getting home at 62 years old from a 16 hour work day in construction I see the young liberals on Social Media who put in 30 hours pouring coffee this week telling me I don’t understand how tough life is for them.
LET’S MAKE INTERNATIONAL MEN’S DAY 2026 THE BIGGEST YET
We are now nine days into Men’s Equality Month, spanning the whole of November, and just TEN DAYS AWAY from International Men’s Day (IMD), on Thursday 19 November 2026...
This year’s inclusive theme is “The Future Is Everyone”. This is a powerful reminder that a better future for men and boys benefits women, girls, families and communities too.
First celebrated on 19 November 1999, IMD marks its 28th annual commemoration this year.
Last year, International Men’s Day was celebrated in more than 110 countries worldwide, making it the largest annual global occasion dedicated to men and boys.
🚀 LET’S MAKE 2026 BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER!
✅ Organise an IMD event in your workplace, school, church or community.
✅ Attend one of the many wonderful events already planned.
✅ Bring together friends, colleagues and family members to celebrate.
✅ Recognise positive male role models, fathers, mentors and community leaders.
✅ Raise awareness of the challenges facing men and boys, while celebrating their contributions and achievements.
Everyone can participate. Everyone can contribute. Everyone benefits.
Let's make this a truly global celebration of positive masculinity, equality, compassion and hope.
The Future Is Everyone. Let's build it together... 💙🌍
#InternationalMensDay #IMD2026 #MensEqualityMonth #TheFutureIsEveryone #GenderEqualityForMen #CelebratingMasculinity
‘Cape Verde captain Ryan Mendes cleared of rape allegation as woman charged with false statement’
Surprised to see the guardian reporting on this
https://t.co/lRIy8WWQRH
Day 7 of Men’s Equality Month
➡️Education — Only 88 men enroll in higher education for every 100 women worldwide. In the US, young women now hold bachelor’s degrees at higher rates than men
➡️Health — Men die ~5 years earlier and by suicide nearly 3–4× as often. ~80% of suicide deaths are male
➡️Boy Crisis — Higher child-labor rates for boys in many places; father absence strongly linked to worse outcomes for boys
➡️False Allegations — Majority of those falsely accused of abuse in multi-country data are male
➡️Victims of Violence — Men & boys are ~81% of the world’s homicide victims
➡️Fatherhood — Joint physical custody is rare in most Western countries. Mothers remain the large majority of custodial parents
➡️Criminal Justice — Men & boys are ~93% of the world’s prison population & receive longer average sentences
➡️Partner Abuse — Large-scale studies show substantial female-perpetrated violence; male victims have fewer services
➡️Homelessness — 70–76% of homeless people across dozens of countries are men
➡️Workplace Deaths — Men account for ~92% of fatal workplace injuries in the US (& far higher rates globally)
➡️Adoption & Reproductive Rights — Fathers are frequently excluded from key decisions
➡️Media Bias — Unfavorable portrayals of men dominate coverage.
These gaps are measurable, persistent, & largely ignored in mainstream gender discussions
➡️Equality that leaves half the population behind isn’t equality⬅️
#MensEqualityMonth #InternationalMensDay #TheFutureIsEveryone
@Stop__The__Lies@seanbwparker@dadmatters_uk@m_quail5@jaredwauthor@WAlladin1@Elsie2127@ChristinaYeld@FACTukorg@tiggeroma007@jeffreyketland@m0wpg@PapiCaminando@wthiro2@VeryHarryGant@edwardrmgraham@MashaSturg66599@DianeNolan1@MenNeed2BeHeard@michael73798531@BlasioRobinson@Blueblur_23
An important reminder that every person's experience is different, and understanding the context matters.
Men Unmuted – Episode 2: Is This Abuse?
Coming Monday 9th November.
Find Men Unmuted Podcast under Paul Lavelle Foundation Spotify and Youtube
#domesticviolenceawareness
Men unmuted
Episode 2
Is this abuse
Understanding abuse isn't always straightforward.
Exploring the complexities of abusive relationships, why it can be difficult for men to recognise & come to terms their with experiences,& early life experiences can shape relationships