We need to start connecting with college men and fostering a sense of collective consciousness among them. This new video, where I speak to students about men’s education issues, is a sample of my recent work in this regard:
I tried to do four things during this campus visit:
- Inform students that men and boys have issues that need to be addressed, and try to develop a consciousness about themselves as a group
- Inform students that education issues are divided into three areas: educational attainment and well-being, institutional bias, and rights and protections. I also gave a brief summary of each.
- Inform students that there are resources on this website in the event that a student is wrongly accused of misconduct (like harassment/stalking/sexual assault) on campus
- Ask students if they have ever heard of men’s issues before, and what they think of them.
Below are a few relevant links mentioned in the video.
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We need to start connecting with college men and fostering a sense of collective consciousness among them. This new video, where I speak to students about men’s education issues, is a sample of my recent work in this regard:
I tried to do four things during this campus visit:
- Inform students that men and boys have issues that need to be addressed, and try to develop a consciousness about themselves as a group
- Inform students that education issues are divided into three areas: educational attainment and well-being, institutional bias, and rights and protections. I also gave a brief summary of each.
- Inform students that there are resources on this website in the event that a student is wrongly accused of misconduct (like harassment/stalking/sexual assault) on campus
- Ask students if they have ever heard of men’s issues before, and what they think of them.
Below are a few relevant links mentioned in the video.
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