Men and Boys Taking a Stand for Healthy Masculinities and Gender Justice

The Men’s Story Project is a scalable storytelling and dialogue project that brings critical dialogue on social ideas about masculinity into public forums around the world - via men's own stories.

In the MSP, men and folks who identify in any way with masculinity publicly share personal stories that help transform social ideas about masculinity - to advance health and equality for all people. The MSP is rooted in a feminist, anti-racist, intersectional framework.

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ShareCare AwardsWe're honored to share that the Men's Story Project YouTube channel received the 2021 ShareCare Emmy in the Men's Health category! The ShareCare Awards recognize excellence in digital health media, and are produced in partnership with the National Television Academy of Arts and Sciences, NY Chapter. This award is shared with all MSP presenters and production team members who have co-built this work over time!

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What They're Saying

 

You caught me off guard with how potent that was. I felt deeply moved in tears and laughter quaking through my body, but also impacted and altered enough to propel me into more action in my life… I have no doubt this will be an extremely successful project throughout the globe.”

—Female community member

 

It was SO awesome. It felt totally real, authentic, gripping, valuable and new… I can imagine it easily replicating, with equally (yet different!) great groups putting it on all over the damn place. Inspired idea, brilliantly executed. Really powerful to witness.”

—Male community member

 

I really just appreciated the realness of it all and the willingness to change. I’ll now be better able to both confront and comfort my male friends.”

—Non-binary student

 

To gather with a group of diverse men to publicly explore masculinity and vulnerably share our stories that generally don’t fit into the bandwidth of accepted male expression was nerve-wracking, exhilarating, liberating and hopeful…It was liberating to speak to a common experience that is an unspoken reality for most men.”

—MSP presenter