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.
Amongst other activities, the nonprofit organization Honoring Our Troops packs care packages for our troops. Three NCFM members are directly involved with Honoring Our Troops, two of who are key to the organizations success (Rich and Allan). The other is me. They let me help with things not to complicated. Honoring Our Troops staff...
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By Christopher Walsh, reporter Calgary Beacon, July 29, 2011 Twenty years ago, a man named Earl was sitting alone in a mobile home, the oven door open, two propane tanks set on either side, when the phone rang. He wasn’t expecting the call, it just sort of came out of...
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This is the last in a continuing series of flyers that NCFM has distributed to all members of the United States House of Representatives, the Senate, applicable committees, and members of the President’s administration, as applicable. In conjunction with like-minded organizations currently, diligently, and effectively educating our policy makers of the importance of equitable...
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I came across this article in my files and thought someone might find it interesting. I have a few more that are not archived on the Internet. I might post of few of those too. Notice how the title of the article is as true today as it was 16 ago… sorry about the...
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The op-ed below was posted on Men’s News Daily on Monday July 11, 2011. Gordon E. Finley, Ph.D. VAWA: An Idea Whose Time Never Should Have Come Like facing a hurricane, America now faces the reauthorization of a powerful and destructive feminist-made disaster tearing through the lives of children, fathers, families and the nation’s...
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By Steven DeLuca Excuse my grammar and spelling. I grew up in housing projects, violent and poorly educated family. I spend summers as a child working in bean and berry fields and like many males from lower-class homes I never caught up with Spelling, grammar and punctuation. That doesn’t make me stupid although I...
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In an unbelievable decision the U.S. Supreme Court’s 4-4 vote yesterday denied a San Diego man’s rightful claim that men are treated disparately due to a gender-based standard in immigration law. The tie vote affirmed a 9th U.S. Court of Appeals judgment that the immigration law’s higher standard for determining citizenship for the children...
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Los Angeles, CA — On June 15, at the Los Angeles Law Library, Dennis Ettlin and Daniel Cooper announce the filing of 8 civil law suits against 8 Los Angeles County judges. The 8 civil suits seek $38 million for civil rights violations and damages for prejudice against fathers. The lawsuits highlight judicial bias...
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Long time NCFM member Mike Geanoulis announced that the New Hampshire Commission of the Status of Men (CSM) appears to have withstood efforts to sunset its authorization. CSM is arguably only one of four legislatively enacted bodies of its type in the United States. Mike reports that even though the New Hampshire Legislative Committee...
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JOSE GASPAR: 18-year-old continues fighting for custody of son adopted to another family BY JOSE GASPAR, Californian contributing columnist jgaspar@bakersfield.com | Sunday, Jun 12 2011 03:31 PM Last Updated Sunday, Jun 12 2011 03:32 PM Next Sunday millions of families will be celebrating Father’s Day, acknowledging the man who raised, loved and cared for...
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False Allegation Brochure
