New York City is often thought of as one of the most diverse and tolerant places on the planet, but here one father describes how he discovered it’s a tolerance that didn’t extend to a gay man who was also a dad.
New Technology: Car Comforts For The Modern Man
A mechanic and life-long petrol head offers his expert insight into some of the cutting-edge technology that’s rapidly changing the face of motoring for the modern man.
New documentary portrays harrowing real-life stories of male domestic abuse victims
The ManKind Initiative, a charity that supports male domestic abuse victims, has launched a new video featuring the stories of men who have been abused by their partners.
Issues
15 articles about men and war that will make you think again
Today marks the 100th anniversary of the the Battle of the Somme, here is a series of our articles about men and war.
Joint campaigns for Government action on issues facing men and boys — latest
Over the past six months insideMAN has supported two campaigns for Government action on issues that impact the wellbeing of men and boys. Here’s the latest.
Does the NUS have a man problem?
Is the NUS’ dismissive response to recent findings that universities need to do more to support male applicants, just one example of a pattern of NUS failures to support male students?
Insights
Why Kitchener’s finger gives me the arsehole
If there is one image from the First World War that’s more iconic than any other, it is the Big-Brother stare and jabbing index finger of Lord Kitchener.
How I Overcame My Mental Health Issues — and how you can too
Most people’s mental health problems have their roots in childhood, but even if these negative thought patterns are deeply ingrained, we can unlearn them, writes Kenny D’Cruz.
‘Masculinity is a such a primal force in boys and men, we need to find good ways to unleash it’
Tim Samuels, presenter of BBC Radio’s Men’s Hour and author of the newly published, ‘Who Stole My Spear?’, spoke to insideMAN about why he decided to write a book about modern masculinity and where he thinks the conversation needs to go next.
Interests
Men and success: How do you know if you’re thriving at 30?
Is there a pressure in men to have “made it” by the time they’re 30? And what does success even look like anyway?
Is motoring still a typically masculine pursuit?
There’s probably no other big-ticket consumer item that’s been more closely associated with men’s identity than the cars they drive. But do men still see their motors as a symbol of their masculinity?
Stressed? Try meditation
Anxiety is the watchword of our times. Whether it is a question of global politics or the more intimate and personal matter of our appearance, the demands of 21st century life are precisely that – demanding. Meditation can help with that.