I am facilitating an upcoming discussion (60-90 minutes) with a group of men. I would like to present a very brief introduction to what I mean by Men's Rights (something along the lines of what's described in the FAQ for r/mensrights probably), and a short description of some of the issues that the MRM focuses on. Many of them are not at all familiar with the topic. The expectation is that I should probably only talk for 15-20 minutes, provide an informational handout, and then let the group discuss the topic freely, with myself as an equal participant.

I would welcome any ideas about what materials may be most engaging for an audience new to the topic, how to limit the scope to something manageable within the restrictions of a single meeting, and how to be relatively objective (I believe strongly in my views, but the purpose is to encourage discussion rather than try to impose my viewpoint).