We currently have a subreddit and are slowly building a new men's movement to address three primary men's issues:

  1. Men have no socially accepted way to be strong. Masculinity is often defined as wholly toxic and and condemned by certain parts of society. In response we're offering a scientifically validated (and psychologist approved) definition of masculinity that helps men become strong, successful, capable and healthy. We don't expect every man will want to follow it, but being strong and successful absolutely needs to be a supported option for the men who do.
  2. Stanford states that social norms are so effective in enforcing behavior they are a viable alternative to laws. We also know that restrictive norms against women working strongly predict the relative labor force participation of women in wealthy countries (data from 1, 2, 3). We also know that differential labor done in the past is largely the cause of what feminists fought for pretty much all of the 20th century (study). What we don't know is where norms stand for men. Our goal is to determine this and to ensure equal support, recognition and opportunity for success for both men and women.
  3. Last, but arguably most importantly, there is some stigma around men building stronger connections and groups with each other. We believe thanks to the work of other men's movements this is starting to shift, and we intend to help continue this in whatever way we can.

If you want to learn more, check out our sub and recommended traits. We're still early on in the process of creating this, so please let me know what you think!