A conversation with Dr. Jeff St. John about new Canadian research, why the first response matters, and how communities can make support easier for men to find and use.

For non-Indigenous men and boys, September 30 is an invitation to listen to survivors of residential schools and Indigenous communities, learn about the history and impact of residential schools, and take ongoing action for reconciliation.

Kim Ruse, CEO of FearIsNotLove, discusses why understanding power and control is essential to preventing domestic violence, and why meaningful engagement with men must begin with relationships.

Canada is developing its first Federal Men and Boys’ Health and Well-being Strategy. This is a significant opportunity to improve how our health and social systems understand, reach and support men and boys throughout their lives.