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.
I usually end my daily mile or so walk at the Santa Fe Depot where my monthly pass saves my feet by riding the trolley back to our office. Sometimes, especially around Thanksgiving, as I walk the streets I occasionally feel like a wandering pilgrim, searching for some moral significance hidden deep under the...
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Here I sit early evening the day before Father’s Day. Usually, by now, I have finished whatever is it that moved me to write a Father’s Day article for anyone who wanted to read it. Usually, by now, I have had some sort of epiphany and words begin to flow around some central theme....
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On February 16, 2015 NCFM sent a letter to the Department of the Army, Office of the Judge Advocate General, Lieutenant General Flora D. Darpino, Commanding Officer opposing the appointment of Major P. Bashore to U.S. Military Judge. You can read the letter by clicking on the first page below. 160217...
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NCFM NOTE: Please make a note on your calendar, and share this event with everyone you know in or near Washington State, to please attend a rally on Friday, January 15th, noon to 3:00 p.m., at the Legislative Capital Building, North Steps/Sidewalk, to support the passage of “The Brandon Jones Act” in the 2016 WA Legislature, Sponsored by...
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Two days before Christmas the department store was less elbow-to-elbow than expected though the parking lot could have passed for a boisterous bumper-car ride. In line at the checkout the woman before me was about to buy a hair curling iron, a jar of Original Organic Gourmet Popping Corn, a small tabletop EasyPop popcorn...
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Thanksgiving and Pilgrims. Pilgrim – a person who travels to a sacred place for religious reasons or great moral significance. People who traveled by boat from England and created the first permanent settlement in New England … As a verb, “wander like a pilgrim.” Thanksgiving – the fourth Thursday in November in the U.S. or...
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By NCFM UPDATE (9/2/2015) Yahoo news published their article this morning. You can read it here: These men’s rights activists are using a 1950s law to shut down women in tech. It had over 1,440 comments at last look (1:00 p.m. 9/3/2015 with the vast amount comments in our favor, thank you), many if not most favorable...
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By NCFM By Harry Crouch, President, NCFM National Coalition of Men Secretary Al Rava, Esq. has been largely responsible for stopping discrimination against men in the strange state of California at great risk to his safety, health, and profession. Al has been subjected to threats, undue criticism and ridicule because of his unrelenting stand against...
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By NCFM On Friday, July 17, 2015 several NCFM members spoke at the first SCRIPT Conference devoted to stigma associated with male victims of sexual assault and abuse. This is the first conference of which we are aware given over to male victims and survivors. Some of the presentations were captured on video. Links to two of the videos are...
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By NCFM This is the first conference of which we are aware given over to male victims and survivors of abuse. NCFM Adviser Julie Brand forwarded me the information and introduced me to the event organizer, Debra Warner, Ph.D. Dr. Warner said they were looking for presenters who could think outside the box and bring new information to...
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False Allegation Brochure
