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.
NCFM NOTE: This is a provocative article about criminal justice in America. NCFM is nonpartisan. Our members lean left to right and right to left, often causing a strange type of motion sickness of ideas. We take pride in that and in our belief that conservative, liberal or anywhere in between, our members share...
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Click on the picture above for a comprehensive compilation of related articles by SAVE SERVICES. 8 Important Questions About California’s New Sexual Assault Bill Senate Bill 967 Right now, investigators can ask sexual assault survivors if they resisted their attacker or denied them consent. A California lawmaker wants to change that. By Jim Dalrymple II,...
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We strongly recommend that you watch the hearing on campus sexual assault above. Look at the witness list. What you will hear and see is an absence of anyone representing our views, including the one male victim paraded before the committee. All the witnesses are invited by those who control the committee, and it...
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If you have been following this case, you will recall that last year the lower court dismissed NCFM v. Selective Service System as premature (not “ripe”) because the military had not completely implemented its new policy of allowing women to hold combat positions. NCFM Vice-President Marc Angelucci, Esq., our attorney, appealed to the 9th Circuit Court....
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NCFM NOTE: We got a nice mention by columnist Christine Sisto in the National Review. She said: “A Voice for Men and other MRA websites do seem to focus all of their energy on hating the feminist movement. But some, like the National Coalition for Men, focus on real issues that men face.” And,...
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Boys who babysit can be a positive thing The letter below was published in The South Florida Sun-Sentinel on Sunday June 22, 2014. Gordon E. Finley, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Emeritus, Florida International University, Miami Boys who babysit can be a positive thing http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/opinion/letters/sfl-boys-who-babysit-can-be-positive-thing-20140623,0,6932510.story Regarding the June 12 story, “More teen boys working as...
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The Emotionally Unavailable Man: A Blueprint for Healing. By Patti Henry. Highland City, Florida: Rainbow Books, Incorporated. 2004. 177 pp. (men’s book) + 83 pp. (women’s book).www.allbookstores.com. $16.95. Also available from same publisher as set of 9 unabridged CD’s for $24.95. Available on Amazon Kindle $7.95. Psychotherapist Patti Henry has finally written her first...
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Here’s wishing that you and yours have the happiest of Father’s Days. Unfortunately, many children won’t see their Dads and many Dads won’t see their children. This last week, like every week, I spoke with several Dads whose children won’t be with them, won’t be with them because the mother of the children took...
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The Isla Vista shooting/stabbing/car assault(s) is already old news, given that there’s already been one, or two, other shootings in the news – the last one yesterday in Oregon, I believe. Once again, a male acts out violently. Where are the Offices of Men’s Health and male support networks? Where are men like those...
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Bill pushes into college sex lives to help rape victims Partners would have to explicitly agree to have sex Melody Gutierrez Updated 7:41Â am, Saturday, June 7, 2014 Sacramento — California lawmakers want to take the burden of preventing rape off victims by requiring that college students looking to hook up prove they had agreed...
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