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.
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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Listen to the interview here; INTERVIEW. NCFM Liaison Phil Cook represented Stop Abusive and Violent Environments and SAVE Services in an interview on the nationally heard Jim Bohanna Show. Phil, an investigative reporter, is author of the first definitive book about abused men, “Abused Men the Hidden Side of Domestic Violence“. This is a...
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Fighting for the rights of children and their Dads J. Steven Svoboda, the E.D. of Attorneys for the Rights of the Child and PR Director for National Coalition for Men spent 30 minutes with Todd and Laura talking about discrimination toward men. Times have changed. No longer do all men bring home the bacon...
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In Washington D.C.,Wednesday, June 2, 2011, Stop Abusive and Violent Environments (SAVE) will host the first ever summit and to kick-off False Allegations Awareness Month. National Coalition of Men President Harry Crouch will be attending and presenting the paper “False Accusers Must Be Held Accountable”. In May 2011 Stop Abusive and Violent Environments conducted...
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The homeless go without adequate food and shelter, but if you are a woman and falsely accuse your partner of domestic violence or sexual assault you get all the food you need. The elderly go without medicine and proper health care, but if you are a woman and falsely accuse your partner of domestic...
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By Robert Yourell They say that children exposed to violence grow up to be violent. Well, that’s the impression from some headlines and little articles about the state of the research. Unfortunately, that’s a gross generalization that could be harmful. Do we love stereotypes or what? Researchers, if candid, will tell you that, although...
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When will the domestic violence industry recognize women who batter men? According to the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services http://tinyurl.com/62rora and Bureau of Justice statistics, more kids are killed by neglect and abuse in a year (1,460 in 2005), than all the female intimate partner homicides in a year (1,181 in 2005)....
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By Carl Augustsson With June approaching Fathers’ Day is on my mind, a day that should be about celebrating all good Dads rather than a day used to promote radical feminist propaganda as done over the last decade. There are some countries that have no official day to celebrate anything to do with...
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By Richart Davis On Friday April 22, 2001 I read the Boston Globe article, 1 in 4 report bullying at Mass. Schools. That article notes: The report found that students who said they had been involved in bullying, as both a perpetrator and a victim, were five times more likely to report they...
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Last week I was invited by Kent Peters, Catholic Diocese Office for Social Services Director, to talk about domestic violence at the event Twentieth Annual Walk with the Suffering Good Friday Stations of the Cross, April 22, 2011, sponsored by the Ecumenical Council of San Diego County. Kent and I have known each other...
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False Allegation Brochure
