Allyship

NextGenMen Online Resource Hub on Masculinity NextGenMen’s ongoing research on masculinities has resulted in a thorough collection of books, reports and studies about boys, men and gender-based violence. We hope that by sharing our expertise, we can support and amplify the efforts of others. Credit: NextGenMen View

Video – I Knew All Along

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| Allyship, HR/Employer Guides, Resources

Video – I Knew All Along Gender-based aggressions that stem from unhealthy masculinities are normalized within our society. Because of this, they’re often overlooked or hard to identify. Part of our mission is to shed light on these behaviours and unpack their repercussions. Aggressions such as catcalling or punching a wall to deal with strong […]

Learning, experiences, and actions towards advancing gender equity in engineering as aspiring men’s allyship group

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Learning, experiences, and actions towards advancing gender equity in engineering as aspiring men’s allyship group The representation of women in the engineering profession (17.90%) far lags that of the Canadian workforce (47.50%), with several authors citing the need for professional and organizational culture change for engineering to be more equitable for and inclusive of women. […]

How Men can be better Allies to women in SETT Workplaces – WinSETT discussion with Drs W Brad Johnson and David G Smith, authors of the ‘Good Guys: How Men Can be Better Allies for Women in the Workplace’

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How Men can be better Allies to women in SETT Workplaces – WinSETT discussion with Drs W Brad Johnson and David G Smith, authors of the ‘Good Guys: How Men Can be Better Allies for Women in the Workplace’ WinSETT Program Director Erica chats with gender-in-the-workplace experts Drs W Brad Johnson and David G Smith, […]

REAL Talk is a guide to help us understand and talk openly about domestic abuse in Alberta

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REAL Talk is a guide to help us understand and talk openly about domestic abuse in Alberta REAL Talk is a guide to help us understand and talk openly about domestic abuse in Alberta. Chances are you are close to or know someone impacted by domestic abuse. Learn to break the cycle of domestic abuse […]

Video – 5 Tips For Being An Ally

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Video – 5 Tips For Being An Ally 5 Tips For Being An Ally 1. Understand your privilege 2. Listen & do your homework 3. Speak up, not over 4. You will make mistakes, apologize when you do 5. Ally is a Verb Credit: chescaleigh Date: 2014 View

Video – Lean in Network Toronto: Elevating Gender Equality: A Conversation on How to be a Male Ally

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Video – Lean in Network Toronto: Elevating Gender Equality: A Conversation on How to be a Male Ally This 4-member panel consists of John Collinson, Brandon Davis, Astor Ingleton, and Jason Hui who discuss how men who are willing to become an ally and to advocate and speak up in support of gender equality can […]

Video – Men as Allies – Exclusive Virtual Fireside Chat with the Honorable Canadian Ambassador to the UN, Bob Rae

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Video – Men as Allies – Exclusive Virtual Fireside Chat with the Honorable Canadian Ambassador to the UN, Bob Rae Luc Villeneuve and Martin Bernier, co-founders of Better and Stronger Men as Allies, are honoured to host this exclusive event with the honorable Bob Rae, Canadian Ambassador to the United Nations, bringing these renowned and […]

Video – Engaging Men as Allies: Partnering for Success

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Video – Engaging Men as Allies: Partnering for Success Joshua B. Murphy, JD, the chief legal counsel at Mayo Clinic, speaks about the importance of men engaging in the conversation about gender equality for women in the workplace. He explains exactly what makes a man an ally to women in the workplace, and not just […]

Video – The Importance of Male Allies

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Video – The Importance of Male Allies During this 3-member panel presentation, participants discuss the role of male allies in helping to foster an environment of diversity and inclusion. The presentation of the panel members begins at the 5:00 minute mark in the video. Credit: Women in CyberSecurity (WiCyS) Date: 2021 View

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NextGenMen Online Resource Hub on Masculinity

Video – I Knew All Along

Learning, experiences, and actions towards advancing gender equity in engineering as aspiring men’s allyship group

How Men can be better Allies to women in SETT Workplaces – WinSETT discussion with Drs W Brad Johnson and David G Smith, authors of the ‘Good Guys: How Men Can be Better Allies for Women in the Workplace’

REAL Talk is a guide to help us understand and talk openly about domestic abuse in Alberta

Video – 5 Tips For Being An Ally

Video – Lean in Network Toronto: Elevating Gender Equality: A Conversation on How to be a Male Ally

Video – Men as Allies – Exclusive Virtual Fireside Chat with the Honorable Canadian Ambassador to the UN, Bob Rae

Video – Engaging Men as Allies: Partnering for Success

Video – The Importance of Male Allies

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