Advocating for improved outcomes for boys, men, and communities
By guest contributor Brett Bass Glenn sat in the parking lot of the sporting goods store. From the outside of his car, he looked normal. Inside, he was in turmoil. Since he’d gotten out of … Read more
Back in 2020, we observed that The Seattle Times dating scene writer was repeatedly expressing contempt for men on her professional Instagram profile, which the newspaper was promoting. This writer’s misandry and lack of empathy … Read more
A progressive radio station based in North Hollywood, California did a story about Washington’s commission on boys and men legislation. The 5-minute story by reporter West Seegmiller was part of the February 28, 2024 Rebel … Read more
A recent Washington state government report about suicide prevention lists several population groups that have an increased risk of suicide. Bizarrely, males are not included on the list. Below we’ve provided a marked-up screenshot of … Read more
We’ve all heard negative narratives that surround boys and video games. There are positive narratives too, like how gaming provides cognitive benefits, opportunities for socializing and stress relief, outlets for creativity and imagination, cultivation of … Read more
Blair Daly of Washington Initiative for Boys and Men was the featured speaker at the Rotary Club of Yakima’s meeting on February 15. Co-presenting with Blair was WIBM advocacy partner Jamie Holter, who spoke from … Read more
Washington State’s legislative session began on January 8, 2024. WIBM was there at the capitol that day speaking with lawmakers. Since then we’ve been to Olympia three more times to continue our outreach to legislators. … Read more