Tag Archive for: male engagement

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Beyond Loneliness: Cultivating Friendships Among Boys and Men for Better Health

Friendships enhance health, but boys and men often struggle with building friendships. Fortunately, the skills they need to do so are learnable.

Engaging Men and Boys in Family Planning: Bridging the Gap Between Status Quo and Ideal

Breakthrough ACTION, Blog

Engaging with men and boys as clients, partners, and agents of change in family planning can make it more gender equitable and effective.

A father and son on their farm in Colombia

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DO’s & DON’Ts for Engaging Men & Boys: Now Available in French, Portuguese, and Spanish

Blog, Breakthrough ACTION

A new brief covers best practices and lessons learned on how to engage men and boys as consumers of health services, supportive partners, and agents of change.

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