Principal facilitator at Tomorrow Man, Ryder Jack, sat down with Politix to talk about the changing perception of manliness and how it has played an important role in the evolution of his wardrobe.
After an altercation at a nightclub Shai Bolton and the Richmond Football Club will be generously donating $20, 000 to Tomorrow Man. It takes courage to take accountability and learning from your actions, this donation will help men of all ages across the country, to be better men of tomorrow…
“Our biggest emphasis,” Harkin says, “is on building the awareness and the emotional muscle to rewrite the rules of men for tomorrow.” Given what’s happening in Australia today, this can’t come soon enough.
Dr Kylie King and Simon Rice talk in The Lancet of the harmful masculine norms have profound lifelong health outcomes and risks for boys and men and how organisations like Tomorrow Man can start to make a shift.
Tomorrow Man and Tomorrow Woman teams visit Narrarbri as part of the community’s Tough Enough Mental Health Challenge.
A Movember study (found) 78 per cent of blokes believe that they’re there for their mates if they needed emotional support, (but only) 48 per cent of men believe that their mates are there for them if they needed emotional support. Tom Harkin explains why blokes need to talk real and regularly with their mates and throw in a few tips on how to do it.
