On behalf of NCFM Marc Angelucci, NCFM Vice-President, drove 100 or so miles to Lancaster, California to give about 20 dress shirts and men’s clothes to Valley Oasis battered men’s shelter. Valley Oasis also helps homeless and veterans get jobs, so the dress shirts are very helpful, they said. For those who don’t know,...
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Tags: abused men, domestic violence, female perpetrators, valley oasis, war against men
Posted in Abused Man, Domestic Abuse/Violence, Domestic Violence Against Men, Domestic Violence Industry, Domestic Violence Victims, Marc Angelucci, Esq., Victim Male | No Comments »
The following are just a few of the National Coalition For Men’s many successes… As time permits (we are all volunteers, even those who work on this website), we will add more and update our successes, which continue. Want to help? Click on the picture to give financially or become a member of NCFM....
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Tags: national coalition for men, national coalition for men successes, ncfm, ncfm accoplishments, ncfm successes
Posted in Activities, Courts, Courts Family, Discrimination, Discrimination Against Boys, Discrimination Against Males, Discrimination Against Men, Discrimination Against Men in the Military, Discrimination Men by Men, Domestic Abuse/Violence, Domestic Violence Against Men, Domestic Violence Industry, Domestic Violence Victims, Legislation Bad, Male Victims, MRA, NCFM, NCFM, NCFM Accomplishment | 1 Comment »
By NCFM David Pisarra, NCFM Adviser California native David T. Pizarra received his undergraduate degree from St. John’s College in Annapolis Maryland, graduating in 1989 with a double major in Philosophy and Mathematics, with minors in French and Attic Greek. He was twice the yearbook editor in chief, president of the King William Players, the...
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Tags: a man's guide to child custody, a man's guide to divorce strategy, a man's guide to domestic violence, David Pisarra, mens rights, mra, national coalition for men, what about wally
Posted in Child Custody, Divorce, Domestic Abuse/Violence, Men's Rights, MRA, National Coalition For Men, NCFM, What About Wally | No Comments »
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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Tags: conference, discrimination against men in the military, discrimination against men], domestic violence, harry crouch, julie brand, marc angelucci, martin fiebert ph.d, mens health network, michael conzachi, national coalition for men, ncfm, script, sexual assault, stop the stigma, summit on community resilience intervention prevention and training
Posted in Conference Men, Discrimination, Discrimination Against Males, Discrimination Against Men, Discrimination Against Men in the Military, Domestic Abuse/Violence, Harry Crouch, Michael Conzachi, National Coalition For Men, NCFM, SCRIPT, Sexual Assault, Sexual Assault in the Military | No Comments »
By NCFM NCFM NOTE: This is masterful truth-telling by Dr. Corry. The article takes the reader through the complex maze of the Domestic Violence Industry and its horrific and wrongheaded hammering of men. One of the best articles ever written on the subject. Domestic Violence Against Men By Charles E. Corry, Ph.D. Introduction The Domestic Violence Against Men in...
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Tags: charles corry, clery act, domestic violence, domestic violence against men, domestic violence victims, equal justice foundation, false accusations, false allegations, female perpetrators, male victims, national coalition for men, rape, sexual assault, vawa, violence against women act
Posted in Authors, Charles Corry, Cleary Act, Domestic Abuse/Violence, Domestic Violence Against Men, Domestic Violence Victims, Equal Justice Foundation, False Allegations, Female Perpetrators, Male Victims, National Coalition For Men, Rape, Sexual Assault, VAWA, Victim Male, Violence Against Women Act | 1 Comment »
By NCFM Former Major League Baseball Player Darryl Hamilton Dead in Murder-Suicide at the Hands of the Mother of His 14 Month Old Son. By Michael Conzachi On Father’s Day, Sunday, June 21, 2015, former major league baseball player and MLB Network Analyst Darryl Hamilton, 50, was found murdered, shot multiple times, at the home...
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Tags: darryl hamilton, michael conzachi, murder, murder suicide, national coalition for men, suicide
Posted in Domestic Abuse/Violence, Michael Conzachi, Murder, National Coalition For Men, NCFM, Suicide, Suicide Murder | 2 Comments »
By NCFM ‘I’m going to stab you’: Calls for more support for male domestic violence victims By Kristina Kukolja Women outnumber men as targets of intimate partner violence in the reported statistics, but it’s the minority of cases of male victims that appear in the collected data, and in the courts, that shine light on what...
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Tags: abused men, domestic violence, one in three campaign
Posted in Abused Men, Domestic Abuse/Violence, One In Three Campaign, Study/Research, Victim Male | No Comments »
NCFM NOTE: This panel discussion, about Ray Rice and domestic violence, is the only discussion on a major network show that we’ve seen (Anderson Cooper 360), in which everyone, including the host, acknowledge that not only doe women abuse men but theirs a double standard! Amazing. Not even one misandric feminist on the show....
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Tags: Abused men the hidden side of domestic violence, discrimination against boys, discrimination against men], domestic violence, intimate partner violence, mens rights, phil cook, phillip cook
Posted in Abused Man, Action, Activism, Discrimination, Discrimination Against Boys, Discrimination Against Males, Discrimination Against Men, Discrimination Men by Men, Domestic Abuse/Violence, Domestic Violence Industry, Double Standard, Phil Cook | No Comments »
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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Tags: clearly act, ncfm carolinas, rape, SD-430, sexual assault, sexual assault on campus, student safety, vawa, violence against women act
Posted in Action, Activism, Cleary Act, Discrimination Against Boys, Discrimination Against Men, Discrimination Men by Men, Domestic Abuse/Violence, Domestic Violence Industry, Double Standard, Due Process, Education, Elite, False Allegations DV, Feminist Hypocracy, Feminist Jurisprudence, Feminist Spin, Government Programs for Women, Harassment Sexual, Human Rights, Legislation Bad, Men's Rights, Myths, National Coalition For Men, NCFM, NCFM Carolinas, NCFM North Carolinas, Rape Allegations, Sexual Assault, Sexual Assault, Shameful, Stalking, Supremist, Title IX, Universities, VAWA, War Against Men | 1 Comment »
NCFM NOTE: Sometimes change through advocacy is a simple as a letter, like the one we sent to the City of Glendale about their free self-defense classes only for women. This is not the first time NCFM has been able to cause change, significant change we might add, with just a well written letter....
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Tags: bullying, Commission on the Status of Women, free self-defense class, Glendale Police Department's large community room, Glendale Women Commission, harry crouch, self defense, self-defense class, Sexual Harassment Awareness Month
Posted in Action, Activities, Discrimination Against Boys, Discrimination Against Males, Discrimination Against Men, Discrimination Men by Men, Domestic Abuse/Violence, Double Standard, Government Programs for Women, NCFM in the news, NCFM on radio, NCFM on television, Other, Sex Discrimination Against Men, Sexism, Sexual Assault | 1 Comment »
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.
