DISRUPTING STEREOTYPES + BUILDING EMOTIONAL MUSCLE
What does it mean to be a bloke today? And what do we want it to look like tomorrow?The tide is changing for men young and old, and the outdated stereotype is leaving some of our mates, dads, sons, uncles, teammates, workmates and brothers stranded without the tools for a healthy life.
Tomorrow Man facilitates workshops for boys, teachers and parents in schools, and men in sporting clubs, workplaces and communities. We explore how we can look after ourselves, our mates and families better while carving out our own version of the Aussie man.
It’s time we got in a room to have a no holds barred conversation about the state of man; face the stats and create room to break the stereotype.

Disrupt old school male stereotypes.

Build and practice using emotional muscle.

Define a healthier version of masculinity to live by.
We’re proud to have trained – and continuously help grow – a highly skilled group of facilitators who live their own positive charismatic embodiment of masculinity.
Over ten thousand hours of asking meaningful questions, having much needed discussions, and showing ‘vulnerability’ in action.
The impact is undeniable. It’s these strong voices are helping to build a more equal, safe, authentic, and connected tomorrow for everyone.
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