In the press

Changing how the world talks about men.

From national newspapers to BBC Radio 4, the conversation is growing: men want friendship, vulnerability and community and they deserve spaces built for it.

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THe INDEPENDENT

What happened when I went on a men's walk

Shoulder to Shoulder is a new anti-manosphere community, encouraging men of all ages to get together and be vulnerable

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THE TIMES

The modern men's club fighting loneliness in London

Welcome to Shoulder to Shoulder, a community of men forging meaningful friendships and challenging the stigma around male companionship

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BBC RADIO 4

Broadcasting House with Paddy O Connell

Around 70 men will meet up in Hyde Park today to combat male loneliness. Listen to our feature on BBC Radio 4! (from 24 minutes in)

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The Cosmopolitan

Meet the ‘Anti-Andrew Tates’: Inside the 'good' manosphere rescuing men from toxic internet culture

While misogyny spreads like wildfire across the internet, a growing group of men are pushing for a more modern approach, preaching the power of vulnerability and kindness. But can we trust them?

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