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Healthy Masculinity Mens Group

Tue, Jan 07

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New Haven

Challenging what it means to be "Man Enough". Ever wanted a space to share your experiences as a man with others who might understand?

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Healthy Masculinity Mens Group
Healthy Masculinity Mens Group

Time & Location

Jan 07, 2025, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

New Haven, 869 Whalley Ave, New Haven, CT 06515, USA

About the Event

Healthy Masculinity Men's Group: Challenging what it means to be Man Enough.


Ever wanted a space to share your experiences as a man with others who might understand? Would you like to learn how to challenge the limitations placed on us by society and collaboratively discover what being man enough means?


Join our peer support men's group where we will explore the limitations of the "man box" and work to support one another towards becoming healthier men from the inside out. Hosted by masculinity researcher, Dr. Jay Taylor, DSW from Fairfield University, who has traveled the country facilitating conversations on healthy masculinity with men from all walks of life in hopes of liberating men and creating a safer world for all.


Jay Taylor is an Assistant Professor of Social Work at Fairfield University and leads many conversations throughout the country entitled "Breaking out of the Manbox," an exploration of society's messages about manhood, masculinity, relationships, and sex. The socialization of men has impacted the way popular culture and the media define the roles of men and women and contributes to a culture of violence. Jay pushes us to break down and challenge these stereotypes and allow each other to be our authentic selves. Fostering healthy masculinity creates a safer space for all in a world where all men and boys are loving and respectful, and all women and girls are valued and safe.


This will be an open meeting held bi-weekly on Tuesdays, and newcomers are welcome to join at any time. A $20 suggested donation is encouraged, or you can choose a sliding scale.






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