Since 1977, NCFM has been committed to ending harmful discrimination and stereotypes against boys, men, their families and the women who love them.
We are a gender inclusive, nonpartisan, ethnically diverse organization that effects civil rights reform through advocacy, education, outreach, services and litigation.
UN Women’s response to the Venezuela earthquakes highlights a global pattern of gynocentrism in humanitarian policy—where women and girls are explicitly prioritized while men and boys remain largely invisible. NCFM examines how this empathy gap shapes disaster relief, gender politics, and international aid.
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Modern mating patterns increasingly resemble de facto polygyny, where selective female choice concentrates romantic and sexual opportunities among a small group of men while many others are excluded. Richard Procida examines how this imbalance contributes to male loneliness, declining relationships, and broader demographic challenges.
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Dear Mr. Buttigieg, I read your recent Substack account of the ordeal your family just endured. An anonymous caller triggered a Child Protective Services investigation with a fabricated claim that you had confessed to “unspeakable violent crimes.” Michigan State Police and Child Protective Services (CPS) quickly determined the report was false, but not before...
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Marc Angelucci’s death devastated the men’s rights community and those who knew him best. NCFM Board Member Ray Blumhorst reflects on the tragedy at the core of Marc’s murder, their decades of friendship, and Marc’s unwavering commitment to justice. This remembrance highlights Marc’s work, his character, and the profound loss felt by all who...
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Carl Augustsson, NCFM Board Member and International Coordinator, presented the Marc Angelucci Award of Honor to Plamen Dimitrov in Bulgaria, recognizing Plamen’s international leadership and his contributions to exposing sex‑based discrimination in conscription and the Selective Service System.
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Tennis may offer equal prize money, but the rules and court time still aren’t equal — and the imbalance isn’t going away.
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False Allegation Brochure
