What Does the World Need?
Each time we present online, we ask participants to complete this sentence: “The world would be better with more …” The answers from a group […]
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Welcome to Our New Intern and Our New Volunteer
Maine Boys to Men was pleased to welcome a new intern and a new volunteer in January. Kelsey Gillespie (she/her) has joined us for a
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Stalking Awareness Month
January was National Stalking Awareness Month. Stalking is a form of violence that can culminate in ongoing harassment, assault, sexual assault, and intimate partner homicide.
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Program Updates for December 2021
Early December was a wonderful time for our programs! We were also thrilled to completing our first in-person high school facilitation of our Reducing Sexism
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Fathering across Generations
In 2016, fathers reported spending an average of eight hours a week caring for their children— that’s about triple the time they reported back in
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Receive a Book
Our fall fundraising appeal is here and with it is your chance to receive a book! But first, we’d like to highlight a few of
Support for #DVAM
During the month of October, we used our social media accounts to share the work of some of our community partners. We wanted to highlight
Fatherhood in Film and on TV
We recently shared with our social media audiences this article by The Representation Project. Viewers are all too familiar with examples in the media of
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Appreciation for “Fatherhood: Generations of Change”
Mike Griswold, a participant in one of our ‘Fatherhood: Generations of Change’ trainings, shared how MB2M has impacted his role as a father. “Maine Boys
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National Women’s Law Center Report
The National Women’s Law Center recently published a report calling on schools “to address sexual harassment through inclusive policies and practices.” Twelve policy recommendations outlined
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