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:Â Below is a must read article from the Good Man Project. Just yesterday I spoke with another active duty soldier. Married over 15 year, with three children, his borderline disordered wife with one official military finding of being abusive, he knew not what to do. The last time she attacked him he...
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NCFM NOTE: Saudi Arabia’s Council of Minister’s just outlawed domestic violence at home and in the workplace, that is domestic violence against women. What’s missing? Apparently there are no abused men in Saudi Arabia? Not even one man abused by a woman? Wow! Â Who knew? That’s about to change dramatically. The Saudi’s just gave...
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NCFM NOTE: For the many of you interested in the shared parenting movement twohomes.com is an organization worth supporting. Tom James is writing about the history of child custody on LAW BLOGS which is strongly recommended and provides very good information useful to efforts such as twohomes.com . Two homes work better for children after...
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CaliforniParents File Federal Racketeering Lawsuit against Family Court Judges; Charge Criminal Extortion, Bribery, Abuse of Office PRESS RELEASE August 20, 2013 — San Diego, CA – In its continuing campaign to end the harassment, fraud, and abuse rampant in California State Family Courts, a parents’ rights group, the California Coalition for Families and Children, has filed...
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One of our NCFM members reported that Women Who Occupy San Diego has a website with a poster, Violence Against Women No More Excuses! Stop It Now! Then it says on their website, “The recent spotlight on sexual harassment in San Diego is indicative of what women endure every day, in all areas of our...
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NCFM NOTE: Domestic violence…well,  “It’s a family matter; it’s personal,” said her husband…”You don’t know anything about the situation,” said Kupchick’s sister Fabrizi… “Every family has occasional disagreements,” said State Rep. Brenda Kupchick, “I will always put the best interests of my family and my family’s children first,” she added… really? Might be considered denial...
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False Allegation Brochure
