Rethinking
Masculinities

Working with men and boys towards gender equality, inclusive communities, and healthier relationships.

From schools to workplaces

We disrupt expectations, stereotypes and pressures to fit in. We open up the possibility for connection, support and personal growth. We equip you with new perspectives, kick starting a process of community change and empowering us all to be better.

62,780

Participants and counting

over 90%

Of young people recommend us

500

We’ve trained more than 500 volunteer role models

How we move

Positive Inspiration

Change is possible! We give people space to become confident and capable of making positive changes.

Compassion

We know change can be difficult and confronting so we guide people with empathy and avoid accusation.

Role Provocateur

We create opportunities to see how our lives impact on others in ways we’ve not realised before. Accountability leads to action.

Equitable Future

The future is shared. We’re building a society free from gender discrimination, violence, and prejudice, and where everyone is treated equally.

Our Programmes

Schools

Sports

Boy playing football (soccer) in a green field

Workplaces

2 men and 2 women standing around working together

Universities

Our Programmes

We work with men and boys of all ages. Get in touch with us to learn more about how we can help you or your organisation.

Who we've helped

Amie Dickinson

Charterhouse Square School

I attended the Gender in Schools conference today at Kings School in Macclesfield, and I just wanted to say how inspiring I found your workshop. Ben, Jade and Zuzana were great, and it was wonderful to experience such a thought-provoking session.

Tim Greenwell

Chief Legal and Risk, Southampton FC

“They took the challenge of training some of our most challenging age groups and produced sessions that were informative but more importantly full of energy"

Folkestone & Hythe District Council

Well done Ben! You have a great presence and controlled the room very well – there were around 50 people there by the way! Your approach was also open and non-judgmental which was key to getting these men to open up.