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This is a very special episode and I was so touched by Emily explaining the situation that women and girls go through that I didn't want to miss any detail. For this reason it is a little longer than usual so I didn't add an intro to get straight into the powerful information Emily shares, especially about the White Ribbon Campaign. Candidate: Emily Darlington Constituency: Milton Keynes Central To help get Emily electedWebsite: https://www.emily4mk.com/Always look at Events on Labour Hub for up and coming events in the constituency. Now stop reading this, get out there and let's win the general election for Labour.If you are or know of a Labour Candidate who would like to come onto the show. Email labourpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @labourpodcastWant to donate to help kick the Tories out and get Labour in? Then just click this link https://donation.labour.org.uk/page/95385/donate/1?locale=en-GB- Fancy listening to the songs chosen by our Win24 Labour Candidates? Then check out our Spotify Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4fejZmjzeSG36fgrxZryTx?si=dfdb82c93ed94fd8

Amy is joined by Dr. Michael Kaufman & Dr. Michael Kimmel to discuss their book The Guy's Guide to Feminism and share the how men can overcome discomfort and guilt to become true feminist allies.Michael Kaufman, PhD, is a writer of both fiction and nonfiction books. As an advisor, activist, and keynote speaker, he has developed innovative approaches to engage men and boys in promoting gender equality and positively transforming men's lives. Over the past four decades, his work with the United Nations, governments, non-governmental organizations, corporations, trade unions, and universities has taken him to 50 countries. Michael is the co-founder of the White Ribbon Campaign, the largest effort in the world of men working to end violence against women. And he wrote the training program on sexual harassment used by tens of thousands of staff at the United Nations. Michael Kimmel, PhD, is one of the world's leading experts on men and masculinities. He was the SUNY Distinguished Professor of Sociology and Gender Studies at Stony Brook University. Among his many books are Manhood in America, Angry White Men, The Politics of Manhood, The Gendered Society, and the bestseller, Guyland: The Perilous World Where Boys Become Men. With funding from the MacArthur Foundation, he founded the Center for the Study of Men and Masculinities at Stony Brook in 2013. A tireless advocate of engaging men to support gender equality, Kimmel has lectured at more than 300 colleges, universities, and high schools. He has delivered the International Women's Day Annual Lecture at the European Parliament, the European Commission, and the Council of Europe, and has worked with the Ministers of Gender Equality of Norway, Denmark, and Sweden in developing programs for boys and men. He consults widely with corporations, NGOs, and public sector organizations on gender equity issues. He was recently called “the world's most prominent male feminist” in the Guardian newspaper in London.

Man2Man Talk is a mini-series where men have conversations with each other about masculinity, toxic masculinity, patriarchy and gender-based violence. This series is in conjunction with AWAM's fifth White Ribbon Campaign.The campaign's theme is ‘Break the Silence, End the Violence' and is aimed at combating gender-based violence (GBV) in Malaysia by promoting a new vision of healthy masculinity and encouraging men to speak out against GBV, particularly domestic abuse.In this episode, we speak to Wong Yan Ke, Deputy Chairperson, Bersih.

Man2Man Talk is a mini-series where men have conversations with each other about masculinity, toxic masculinity, patriarchy and gender-based violence. This series is in conjunction with AWAM's fifth White Ribbon Campaign.The campaign's theme is ‘Break the Silence, End the Violence' and is aimed at combating gender-based violence (GBV) in Malaysia by promoting a new vision of healthy masculinity and encouraging men to speak out against GBV, particularly domestic abuse. In this episode, we speak to Iqbal Fatkhi, Editor in Chief, Cilisos Media.

Man2Man Talk is a mini-series where men have conversations with each other about masculinity, toxic masculinity, patriarchy and gender-based violence. This series is in conjunction with AWAM's fifth White Ribbon Campaign.The campaign's theme is ‘Break the Silence, End the Violence' and is aimed at combating gender-based violence (GBV) in Malaysia by promoting a new vision of healthy masculinity and encouraging men to speak out against GBV, particularly domestic abuse. In this episode, we speak to Hugh Koh, co-founder of Pestle & Mortar Clothing.Image Credit: Hugh Koh

You're listening to Man2Man Talk, a mini-series where men have conversations with each other about masculinity, toxic masculinity, patriarchy and gender-based violence. This series is in conjunction with AWAM's fifth White Ribbon Campaign. The campaign's theme is ‘Break the Silence, End the Violence' and is aimed at combating gender-based violence (GBV) in Malaysia by promoting a new vision of healthy masculinity and encouraging men to speak out against GBV, particularly domestic abuse. In this episode, we speak to radio legend, JJ Fernandez.

          This week... an absolute gem – a 2004 interview with Prince. You've never heard him sound so loose and relaxed as he talks about playing live, his legacy, working with his incredible band and his fight with his record label.           He's also very funny.  After one fan asks about Prince's legendary vault of unheard music, Prince looks at the guy and says “Hmmm….I'm trying to figure out if you fit the profile of a bootlegger”…           Prince also explains why he loved the people of Toronto (where he lived for a while in the early 2000s) and he jokes about the Canadian accent. And there's a subtle moment where Prince seems to take a shot at a famous rock star – and Christopher & Tom try to guess who he meant.   In light of the recent passing of Jimmy Buffett, we have some great clips of Jimmy talking to us in 1978.  This is during the peak of his chart success and he's in excellent spirits, discussing his music, specifically the album “Son Of A Son Of A Sailor” (with the hit single “Cheeseburger In Paradise”.  He explains that he “doesn't know too many chords” but that doesn't seem to stop him.  Jimmy is very content at this point in his career… little did he know what the next 40 years held in store!   We wrap up the show by talking to legendary MuchMusic VJ Bill Welychka, as he talks about his new book “Happy Has-Been”, an excellent memoir of his life as an entertainment journalist, including his encounters with the biggest names in music.  Bill is not only a friendly guy, he's a true talent with an impressive list of accomplishments. In our chat, Bill talks about working with Christopher, interviewing Prince (this week's featured artist) and almost getting killed while interviewing Green Day in a golf cart! (Bill's only concern at that moment was to protect the TV equipment!) Bill's book, ““Happy Has-Been - Exciting Times and Lessons Learned by One of Canada's Foremost Entertainment Journalists” is available now.  Partial proceeds go to The White Ribbon Campaign and also women's shelters across Canada. Famous Lost Words, hosted by Christopher Ward and Tom Jokic, is heard in more than 100 countries worldwide and on radio stations across Canada, including Newstalk 1010 Toronto, CJAD 800 Montreal, 580 CFRA Ottawa, AM 800 CKLW Windsor, 610 CKTB St Catharines, CFAX Victoria, AM1150 Kelowna and 91x in Belleville.  It is in the Top 20% of worldwide podcasts based on the number of listeners in the first week.

We are weeks out from the general election and we want to make sure you are prepared to vote. Secretary of State Stephanie Thomas shared information on getting registered, how to handle absentee ballots and why there's a lack of education for voters ahead of local elections. (0:00) Today is Purple Thursday bringing awareness to domestic violence awareness month. Gary MacNamara, chair of the White Ribbon Campaign, shared how men can serve a bigger role in combatting the problems surrounding unhealthy, sometimes violent, relationships. (16:05) Senator Richard Blumenthal is getting ready to leave for Israel. We heard about his goals behind the trip and his stance on the war erupting between Israel and Hamas. (31:55) Scam Alert! Kristen Johnson of the BBB shared tips for people wanting to donate to charities helping people in Israel. (40:48) Image Credit: Getty Images

Detoxifying masculinity is a process of challenging and dismantling the harmful beliefs and behaviors that are associated with traditional masculinity. It is about redefining what it means to be a man in a way that is healthy, positive, and inclusive. Here are some tips on how to detoxify masculinity: Challenge your own beliefs about what it means to be a man. What messages did you receive about masculinity growing up? What are the expectations that you feel society has of you as a man? Once you are aware of these beliefs, you can start to challenge them and ask yourself if they are really true. Be open to new experiences. If you have always been taught that men should be tough and stoic, challenge yourself to try new things that might be seen as "feminine" or "weak." This could include things like cooking, dancing, or expressing your emotions. Support other men who are also trying to detoxify their masculinity. There are many men who are working to challenge traditional notions of masculinity. Find a community of men who are supportive of your journey and who can help you stay accountable. Be a role model for other men. If you see other men exhibiting toxic behaviors, speak up and challenge them. Let them know that their behavior is not acceptable and that there are other ways to be a man. Detoxifying masculinity is not always easy, but it is worth it. By challenging the harmful beliefs and behaviors that are associated with traditional masculinity, we can create a more just and equitable world for all people. Here are some additional resources that you may find helpful: The Good Men Project: https://goodmenproject.com/ The ManKind Project: https://www.themankindproject.org/ The National Center for Men and Masculinity: https://www.ncmm.org/ The White Ribbon Campaign: https://www.whiteribbon.org/

For our final episode of 2022, I'm happy to once again be sitting down with author Michael Kaufman to talk about is soon to be released book “The Last Resort,” second in the Jen Lu series. Here's a quick look at the synopsis:   It's March 2034, six months after D.C. police Detective Jen Lu and Chandler, her sentient bio-computer implanted in her brain, cracked the mystery of Eden. But the climate crisis is hitting harder than ever: A mega-hurricane has devastated the ecosystem, and waves of refugees are pouring into Washington, D.C. The rich live forever while the desperate scramble for the modified longevity treatment.   Then, the death of lawyer and media darling Patty Garcia, who won a court case for massive climate change reparations to be paid out by oil, gas and coal companies, signals a glaring red flag to a wider conspiracy. Jen and Chandler are called in to crack the case. Signs point to Patty's ex, James Culpepper, a former oil giant, but as the duo dig deeper, they turn up more suspects who might have an even greater motive for killing Patty.   Jen's search puts her in the crosshairs of those who will ensure the truth never comes to light, no matter the cost. As she continues to delve deeper into the seedy underbelly of the city, she has to move quickly — before she becomes next on the killer's list.   Michael and I talk about Jen and Chandler, both on their roles in the book and how they've changed since the events of the first novel. We dive deep into Chandler's function and how it reflects current technology as well as its future potential.    Micael's worked for years to end violence against women through the White Ribbon Campaign and help men to identify their misogynistic tendencies. We talk about the role this plays in his writing and what he hopes to accomplish with Jen as his lead character. 

We're joined now on #PacificDays by Amiria Fletcher, Manager, WAVES Trust and Michael Alofa, Specialist Advisor, Auckland Council. to talanoa about the White Ribbon Campaign Waitakere.  If you're feeling unsafe at home in your bubble you can reach out for help. Call 111 if you need help right now. Go to www.waves.org.nz for a list of services that can support you if you are experiencing violence, or if you need some support to change your behaviour. And for children and young people you can call 0800 WHAT'S UP (0800 942 8787) to talk to a trained counsellor. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How can the #Kaufman's theory help us understand social, cultural and political behaviors that maintain patriarchy and its influence over feminist ideas and movements? How are we perceiving power (inequality, domination, subordination, etc) in our daily personal lives? Are we reproducing or legitimizing the use of violence “for” power or fear? A conversation on Patriarchy 101 and a revision of the Triad of Men's Violence. Join us in this exploration, follow us on Instagram @womanhood_ir and consider supporting us via Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/womanhoodir Recommended links to this episode: Patriarchy & Power The Six P's of men's Violence Cracking the Armour: Power, Pain and the Lives of Men Michael Kaufman: "El problema no son los hombres, sino las estructuras e ideologías del patriarcado" White Ribbon Campaign

White Ribbon NZ manager, Rob McCann, talks to the Panel about their new campaign called Challenge the Outdated and statistics showing 40% of young Australian men don't think hitting, punching or restraining a woman is domestic violence.

White Ribbon campaign - White Ribbon manager Rob McCall introduces the Our House Rules campaign around respectful relationships

Michael David Cameron is a Canadian author, entrepreneur, philanthropist and advocate against Gender Based Violence. Cameron is known for his compelling speaking engagements, seminars, and various writing projects. Hear how Mike suffered many adversities and kept Knockin' Doorz Down!Mike is also the founder and managing partner of Axiom Mortgage, One of Canada’s largest independent brokerage firms. He is an active philanthropist, partnering with organizations such as Stop Abuse in Families (SAIF) society, and the White Ribbon Campaign. He is the Founder/Race Director of the Ignore No More Run for Respect, an awareness building, fundraising event focusing on engaging men and boys to open the discussion on healthy relationships.Mike’s brand of powerful messages combined with inspiring stories make him a speaker you need to have at your event. https://mikecameron.ca/ https://www.facebook.com/knockingdoorsdown/https://www.instagram.com/knockindoorzdown/https://www.kddmediacompany.com/https://51fiftyltm.com/https://www.carlosvieirafoundation.org/This podcast contains the views and opinions of the Knockin’ Doorz Down hosts and their guests to the show. The content here should not be taken as medical advice. The content here is for informational purposes only, andbecause each person is sharing their unique perspective, please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions. Views and opinions expressed in the podcast and website are our own and do not represent that of our places of work. While we make every effort to ensure that the information we are sharing is accurate, we welcome any comments, suggestions, or correction of errors. Privacy is of utmost importance to us. For those wishing anonymity, people, places, and scenarios mentioned inthe podcast have been changed to protect confidentiality at the request of certain guests. This website or podcast should not be used in any legal capacity whatsoever, including but not limited to establishing “standard of care” in a legal sense or as a basis for expert witness testimony. No guarantee is given regarding the accuracy of any statements or opinions made on the podcast or website. In no way does listening, reading, emailing or interacting on social media with our content establish a doctor-patient relationship. If you find any errors in any of the content of his podcasts or blogs, please send a message through the “contact”page. This podcast is owned by "KDD Media Company”"

Michael Kaufman's newest book, The Time Has Come: Why Men Must Join the Gender Equality Revolution, is a stirring call for men to step up for women's rights, as well as a poignant analysis of what on earth is going on with gender equality today.  Michael has been a prominent figure in promoting social justice and women’s rights for decades. He sits with Ben in Toronto for a timely and insightful conversation about why men should do more, what they have to gain, and how to get it done. About the Guest Michael Kaufman, PhD, is a writer, advisor, and keynote speaker whose innovative approaches to engage men and boys in promoting gender equality and transforming men's lives has taken him around the world over the past four decades. He has worked extensively with the United Nations and with governments, non-governmental organizations, corporations, trade unions, and universities. Michael is also the co-founder of the White Ribbon Campaign, the largest effort in the world of men working to end violence against women. He is a senior fellow at Promundo in Washington DC and co-writer of the State of the Worlds' Fathers Report. He is a member of France's G7 Gender Equality Advisory Council. In 2017 he was awarded Canada's Meritorious Service Cross. His work in the UN system, including with UN WOMEN, UNFPA, UNICEF, UNDP, IFAD, and UNESCO has taken him to New York, Rome, Paris, Beijing, Katmandu, Ankara, Geneva, Nairobi, Jakarta, and Delhi. He has worked with numerous NGOs including OXFAM, International Red Cross, Save the Children, and Amnesty International, as well as with governments on six continents. He wrote the training program on sexual harassment used by tens of thousands of staff at the United Nations. His latest book is The Time Has Come. Why Men Must Join the Gender Equality Revolution. He is the author or editor of eight other books on gender issues, on democracy and development studies, and two novels, the award-winning, The Possibility of Dreaming on a Night Without Stars and the anti-war tale, The Afghan Vampires Book Club. His articles, which have appeared in newspapers, magazines, and journals around the world, have been translated into Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Finnish, Estonian, Russian, Persian, Chinese, Japanese, Hungarian, Turkish, and Arabic. He has worked across Canada and the United States; in Europe (Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Holland, Belgium, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, France, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Germany, Austria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Georgia, and Russia); Latin America and the Caribbean (Mexico, Chile, Jamaica, Trinidad, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador); Africa (Namibia, Kenya, South Africa): Asia and Australia (Japan, China, South Korea, Philippines, India, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Nepal, Australia, New Zealand.) Michael previously taught at York University in Toronto where he was Deputy Director of the Centre for Research on Latin America and the Caribbean. He lives in Toronto, Canada, is married, and has a grown daughter and son. Learn more about Michael or follow him on Twitter (@GenderEQ). The Quote of the Week "Gender equality is more than a goal in itself. It is a precondition for meeting the challenge of reducing poverty, promoting sustainable development and building good governance." - Kofi Annan

“What I’m seeing here is this absolutely amazing paradox. We live in a world of men’s power, where just by the virtue of birth, half of us have certain privileges, but at the same time, the ways that we have traditionally defined men’s lives comes with a huge cost.” - Michael Kaufman At work and home, the gender equality revolution is critical for the advancement of women. However, today’s Finding Brave guest makes the case that this movement is also a great gift for men. There’s a paradox of men’s power that exists in this male-dominated world, but significant changes are being made to address the challenges it presents. Michael Kaufman, PhD, is a renowned writer, advisor, and speaker focused on engaging men to promote gender equality, end violence against women, and transform the lives of men. He has worked in 50 countries with the United Nations, governments, NGOs, women’s organizations, and businesses. He is the co-founder of White Ribbon Campaign, a Senior Fellow with Promundo based in Washington DC, and last year was the only male member of Justin Trudeau’s G7 Gender Equality Advisory Council The author of eight books, including two novels, Michael’s newest book is The Time Has Come: Why Men Must Join the Gender Equality Revolution. You’ll learn why having an having an open dialogue around gender equality is critical, but we must find positive ways to reach out to men to be part of the gender equality movement. As our expert guest shares, changes are happening that will positively affect not only this generation of men and women, but our children and future generations to come. To learn more about today's guest, visit: http://michaelkaufman.com/ 

On today's episode, our guest is Ben Atherton-Zeman, a public speaker and comedic performer on issues of violence prevention.  His one man show, “Voices of Men” has been performed in over 46 states and around the world, including four continents.  Ben has spoken and performed at military installations, colleges, high schools, public theatres, conferences, houses of worship and juvenile detention facilities.  For almost thirty years, Ben has worked as a prevention education for rape crisis centers, domestic violence programs and state coalitions.  He is an advisory board member for the White Ribbon Campaign in the United Kingdom and a blogger for Ms. Magazine. Ben will speak with us today about what it means to be a “recovering sexist” and how he uses his comedy and performance art to help every man recognize and challenge violence and sexism in the world and in themselves.  He will also speak with us about his hashtag, #menlistentowomen and how he envisions we can use it as a starting point to create meaningful dialogue about issues of male privilege, sexism, misogyny, and healthy relationships amongst the sexes and across the gender spectrum.  --- Thanks for tuning in to the en(gender)ed podcast! Be sure to check out our en(gender)ed site and follow our blog on Medium. Consider donating because your support is what makes this work sustainable. Please also connect with us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Don't forget to subscribe to the show!

Through the tireless work of people like Michael Kaufman, gender equity has become more than just a women's issue. In this interview, we talk to Michael about what inspired him to start the White Ribbon Campaign, and its impact and evolution in the past three decades. We also discuss current gender equity movements, such as #MeToo, and what companies and individuals, men in particular, can do next to address this. Michael Kaufman is a co-founder of White Ribbon Campaign, the largest effort in the world of men working to end violence against women. He is a public speaker, writer and consultant whose innovative approaches to engage men and boys in promoting gender equity and transforming men's lives over the last three decades. https://www.communitybusiness.org/latest-news-publications/episode-8-engaging-men-promote-gender-equity ©2019 Community Business Limited. All rights reserved.

White Ribbon Campaign & One Last Hurrah at Main Road Synopsis:Kenny speaks with Rob McCann, National Manager of White Ribbon about the 2017 White Ribbon campaign and to Rose McInerney, Principal of Redcliffs School about the upcoming fair – the last at the Main Road site. Guests: Rob McCann, Rose McInerney

Studying at ARA & White Ribbon Campaign Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Tony Gray, the new CE of ARA about his ambitions for the tertiary institution, and then to Rob McCann, National Manager of White Ribbon about this year’s White Ribbon Campaign. Guests: Tony Gray, Rob McCann

White Ribbon Campaign & The Science Behind Earthquakes/Tsunamis Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Rob McCann, Campaign Manager of White Ribbon NZ about the White Ribbon Campaign, then about the science behind earthquakes and tsunamis affecting the Canterbury region. Guests: Rob McCann

White Ribbon Campaign & New Dean Synopsis: Kenny talks with Rob McCann, Manager of the White Ribbon Campaign in NZ, to send out the message that violence against women is not okay. In Ken’s People, Kenny talks with Rev. Lawrence Kimberley – the new Dean of the Christchurch Cathedral. Guests: Rob McCann, Lawrence Kimberley

Clayton Thomas-Muller and Keira-Dawn Kolson on climate change and climate justice, Joanne Dallaire discusses Attawapiskat, and Deb Singh on resisting violence against women. Please support rabble.ca during our donation drive! You can support right here! Idle No More. That's the slogan under which Aboriginal groups across Canada are rallying for social justice and indigenous sovereignity. As thousands rally across Canada, Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence is entering the second week of a hunger strike. She it attempting to get a meeting with the Prime Minister to talk about substandard housing and other issues on Attawapiskat. Last year, Meagan spoke with Joanne Dallaire, an educator and healer from Attawapiskat about how we should all be responding to the crises in First Nations communities across Canada. In late October this year 1000 youth from across the Canada participated in a climate justice conference in Ottawa called Powershift 2012. The goal of the conference? To train a generation of climate justice activists so they can work to usher in a clean energy revolution. Clayton Thomas-Muller is an indigenous and environmental justice activist. Who has been organizing grassroots efforts to create environmental change for a decade. He is currently working with the Indigenous Environmental Network. When he took the podium at Powershift 2012, he spoke about what climate justice means. Another speaker at the Powershift 2012 Conference was Keira-Dawn Kolson. Her community has faced pipelines, water shortages, changing climate and a dwindling supply of their traditional food supply: caribou. At the opening of the Powershift conference, the multi-disciplinary artist, motivational speaker, singer-songwriter, leader, dreamer and educator spoke about how her community has been affected by resource development. December 6th in Canada is the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. It is also known as White Ribbon Day. The National Day of Remembrance and Action was established in 1991 by the Parliament of Canada to mark the anniversary of the 1989 murders of 14 young women at l'École Polytechnique de Montréal. The victims in the shooting were killed by one man who called them feminists before he shot them. This year on December 6, an event called Speaking Up was held in Toronto. Toronto City Councillor Mike Layton spoke about his work organizing against gender-based violence, in particular with the White Ribbon Campaign an organization which aims to prevent men's violence against women.  Also presenting at the event was Deb Singh. Singh is a survivor and an activist. She's a counsellor with the Toronto Rape Crisis Centre: Multicultural Women Against Rape. At speak up, she addressed the role of language and its relationship to violence in our culture.

Jeff Perera talks about how the White Ribbon campaign aims to break the silence around gender violence with boys and men.

Mike Layton speaks about his involvement stopping gender violence in his ward and with the White Ribbon Campaign.

According to the British Crime Survey there were 3.29 million reported violent assaults on women in the past 12 months. One in four women have been assaulted at some time. Much strategic attention is focussed on dealing with the outcomes of all this violence: Catching and punishing offenders; Counselling and supporting those on the receiving end; Teaching self defence ... even designing the built environment to make it safer. But what about reducing the violence itself? Chris Green, UK Director of the White Ribbon Campaign, aims to do just that. He says that wearing the campaign's white emblem involves a pledge never to commit, never to condone, and never to remain silent about violence against women. His organisation runs various campaigns targetted at men and boys in particular through areas such as sport, and in schools. In this interview Chris talks to me about the statistics, the causes, and his campaign's work. For more information visit http://www.whiteribboncampaign.co.uk