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Positive masculinity in the classroom made simple.

 While Next Gen Men is a leading voice on engaging boys and young men on topics of gender, there is only one expert on the youth in your community: you. That’s why we design resources for educators to foster positive masculinity in the classroom.

 
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$29 CAD

Next Gen Manual
Program Guide

Cards For Masculinity
$29 CAD

 
 

 Professional Development

 

Next Gen Men has spent a decade engaging, researching and reflecting on boys and what we can do to support them. We use the best research and our own expertise to empower and equip passionate and committed educators.

 
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Individual Courses

Small Group Courses

Facilitated Sessions

Who?

 Individuals Groups of 3-5 educators Whole school faculty

What?

 Topics related to masculinity Masculinity at school Masculinity at school

When?

 At your own pace and convenience Professional development days, staff meetings or co-curricular learning sessions Professional development days or conferences

Where?

 Virtual Virtual with in-person discussion Virtual or in-person

How long?

 8-10 hours 90-120 min 45-90 min

How much?

 $39-149 $559-$1,989 Get in touch

Major barrier?

 Making time for self-reflection Coordinating groups of educators Possibly incurring travel costs
 
Testimonials

“The Raising Next Gen Men course is a comprehensive, engaging, and valuable training that starts the conversation around gender norms and stereotypes, diversity, the importance of mental and emotional health, and really rethinking masculinity. We would definitely recommend the Next Gen Men training to other organizations and schools.”

Glen Harkness, Executive Director of Boys & Girls Clubs Hamilton

“Youth are not offered enough spaces to be freely who they are. One time while teaching, a mother approached my male coworker and asked him to ‘turn her son into more of a man’ because she thought he was too feminine. Afterward, I felt frustrated with myself, feeling like I failed to be a successful advocate for that child. This course has equipped me with the foundation I need for knowing where and how to start advocating for youth.”

— Melissa W., Child & Youth Worker

“I feel like I’m getting a reality check on the world of boys—all boys. This should be part of every curriculum for people studying to work with kids.”

— Tobi S., Mom of two preteen boys


Bring Next Gen Men to your students.

 

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Sometimes it helps to bring in another voice—someone who resonates with boys and young men. We speak with young people at their level, lead the way for new kinds of conversations and inspire them to see themselves as leaders of the next generation.

 
 
“This is the kind of education needed today. It is really inspiring, as an educator, to see the students so engaged with this material. There was a very powerful message delivered, in a way that made our group of young men want to listen.”
— Jennifer L. High School Teacher

98% of Future of Masculinity Summit attendees found the sessions meaningful.

72% of program participants said they were more likely to ask for help with mental health.

94% of participants said they would be interested in joining similar workshops in the future.