- Please donate to the conference here.
- Volunteer to help the conference in other ways here.
- See a full breakdown of the conference details here.
Sage Gerard is the president and founder of KSU Men, which he describes as “the first men’s human rights student organization to emerge from the A Voice for Men (AVfM) community and the first men’s rights organization in the state of Georgia.”
KSU Men is hosting a conference titled Male Students in Peril on November 1 from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. EST. The focus will be on the broad spectrum of issues regarding educational equity for men and boys. I will be the keynote speaker at this conference. Other speakers include Dr. Janice Fiamengo, Dr. Miles Groth, and Paul Elam. The master of ceremonies will be Sage himself.
Much has been done to prepare and make this conference a success. The reality, however, is that KSUM needs your help raising the money needed to host the conference within 30 days of today. Sage has prepared a comprehensive introduction to the conference and KSUM here, which I encourage you all to read.
It’s hard to overstate the significance of a student organization tackling the issue of educational equity. The reality is that administrators of many higher education institutions will not touch this issue with a ten foot pole because of the politics and general culture of academia. A change in that culture must occur, and it has to come from the ground up.
By supporting this conference you would be supporting that change. This is some real pioneering work here, and future men’s issues groups will be able to draw from the success we create to improve their advocacy in their own communities.
With your help we can do this.
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- Please donate to the conference here.
- Volunteer to help the conference in other ways here.
- See a full breakdown of the conference details here.
Sage Gerard is the president and founder of KSU Men, which he describes as “the first men’s human rights student organization to emerge from the A Voice for Men (AVfM) community and the first men’s rights organization in the state of Georgia.”
KSU Men is hosting a conference titled Male Students in Peril on November 1 from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. EST. The focus will be on the broad spectrum of issues regarding educational equity for men and boys. I will be the keynote speaker at this conference. Other speakers include Dr. Janice Fiamengo, Dr. Miles Groth, and Paul Elam. The master of ceremonies will be Sage himself.
Much has been done to prepare and make this conference a success. The reality, however, is that KSUM needs your help raising the money needed to host the conference within 30 days of today. Sage has prepared a comprehensive introduction to the conference and KSUM here, which I encourage you all to read.
It’s hard to overstate the significance of a student organization tackling the issue of educational equity. The reality is that administrators of many higher education institutions will not touch this issue with a ten foot pole because of the politics and general culture of academia. A change in that culture must occur, and it has to come from the ground up.
By supporting this conference you would be supporting that change. This is some real pioneering work here, and future men’s issues groups will be able to draw from the success we create to improve their advocacy in their own communities.
With your help we can do this.
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Just finished contributing, thanks for this Jonathan and good luck the conference. As you mention, it is critical to have a voice in the educational institutions.
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Thank you for your support, Trevor! Funny, you have the same name as my old history professor.
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Thank you so much for the plug, Jonathan. It really is an honor to have you come down. We broke $2200 not too long ago, which is not too bad for the first few days.
We’ll be stepping up the game, though. We cannot slow down now.
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Just finished contributing, thanks for this Jonathan and good luck the conference. As you mention, it is critical to have a voice in the educational institutions.
Awesome, thanks so much for contributing. I’m 100% sure the conference will be awesome.
Thank you for your support, Trevor! Funny, you have the same name as my old history professor.
Thank you so much for the plug, Jonathan. It really is an honor to have you come down. We broke $2200 not too long ago, which is not too bad for the first few days.
We’ll be stepping up the game, though. We cannot slow down now.
You’re welcome. I’ll keep my eyes out for ways I can plug it some more in the near future.