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.
en 
Even-Steven: the Reciprocity Mindset When a childhood friend of mine and I started talking about reciprocal tariffs, he—like most of us—was unaware of the way foreign countries levied taxes against U.S. exports and the way the U.S. levied taxes against foreign exports. Was the U.S. being taxed for its goods at higher rates? Were...
Read more »
March 2, 2025 NCFM NOTE: First published on GIBM substack at Lawsuit Claims California Discriminates against Its Boys and Its Men. Also see Sean’s new book available on Amazon: Boys, A Rescue Plan: Moving Beyond the Politics of Masculinity to Healthy Male Development. Sean couragiously stepped up to be one of our plaintiff s...
Read more »
Dear Mr. Manners: I have objected to many poorly reasoned ideas and distortions by feminists which have been endorsed by the media. Regarding a current one, I do not understand the logic behind it. I am referring to the movie “Barbie” and the Academy Awards. In fact, “Barbie” did extremely well in the Academy...
Read more »
The theme for 2023 is Zero Male Suicide Inaugurated on 19 November 1999, International Men’s Day has facilitated a global dialogue on creating a nurturing and empowering world for men and boys especially the less fortunate and disadvantaged. It has also created and supported initiatives which improve the manner in which the world addresses...
Read more »
_________________________________________________ Several weeks ago, a 51 year old man who was a model husband, Father and educator jumped to his death at Disneyland in California. It appears his wife had falsely accused him of domestic violence. He was arrested, given an arrest record, thrown out of his home and isolated from his family based...
Read more »
Today, we received an “unusual request” to publish a poem from one of our Army Veteran members. Here’s what he says… __________________________________________ I finally talked to my son at length about his friend who committed suicide. I didn’t know this but my son talked to him at length about 12 hours before he took...
Read more »
There is a lot of talk, still in 2020, about women’s rights. You’d think the issue would have been addressed enough by now. After all, women compose more than half of college enrollment, have equal pay for equal work and any job they like, spend more money than men, are home owners, and disproportionately...
Read more »
John Davis ABSTRACT My article responds to Louise Perry’s “Time to Stop Using Suicide for Political Point-Scoring.” Ms. Perry writes about men committing suicide. Her conclusion is that men, and men’s Rights Activists (MRAs), are using the gender suicide gap as a means of scoring political points against feminists and feminism (as opposed to...
Read more »
Menken described the U.S. federal government as a “milch cow with one hundred twenty-five teats.” We devote far more resources than many other countries to social spending. This essay addresses the twenty-one and a third percent of Americans on the dole. Robert Rector of the Heritage Foundation claims federal and state spending on means-tested...
Read more »
Is Feminism Killing Young Boys In a late-2015 TEDx talk, The Boy Crisis: A Sobering Look at the State of Our Boys, Dr. Warren Farrell discussed how those who support equality for all promote perspectives that shortchange one group, in particular: young males. Among other things, he noted that nine-year-old boys are killing themselves...
Read more »
False Allegation Brochure
Arabic
Bulgarian
Chinese (Simplified)
Danish
Dutch
Filipino
French
Georgian
German
Irish
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Kurdish (Kurmanji)
Portuguese
Romanian
Russian
Serbian
Spanish
Swedish
Ukrainian
Yiddish
