What it means to Sacrifice

by Larry Cotton, ManKind Project New England and Jericho Circle On September 23rd we learned that a Jericho Circle Intensive Weekend could not occur due to a water main break at MCI-Norfolk. Jericho Circle is a not for profit organization that supports men’s circles in several Massachusetts prisons and conducts weekend intensives to help men behind bars find dignity, personal responsibility and connection. Jericho Circles are...

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Announcing the 2011 MKP-USA Multicultural Council Gathering
Oct25

Announcing the 2011 MKP-USA Multicultural Council Gathering

Announcing the 2011 MKP-USA Multicultural Council Gathering Celebrating Ten Years of Multicultural Work and Passionately Looking Towards the Future! WHEN: Thursday, Nov. 10, 5 PM dinner through Sunday, Nov. 13, 2 PM WHERE: Wesley Woods Camp and Retreat Center in Indianola, Iowa AGENDA: Thursday: Check in 2-5 PM; dinner at 5 PM; Opening Circle; movies with discussions; time for informal conversations. Friday: Choose one of the...

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A report from Oslo in the wake of terror
Jul26

A report from Oslo in the wake of terror

Hi everyone, As some of you may know, Oslo, Norway is the city I call home. Some days ago, as I am confident you know, Oslo became the target of two acts of terrorism carried out by a deranged young ethnic Norwegian more or less my age. I’ve had some trouble accepting the facts. I […]

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New Play “Tickets to Manhood” July 14-30, 2011 NYC
Jul12

New Play “Tickets to Manhood” July 14-30, 2011 NYC

SHOW: Tickets to Manhood by James Scruggs WHEN: July 14 – July 30 WHERE: Dixon Place, 161 Chrystie Street, NY, NY 10002 HOW MUCH: $15 in advance, $18 at the door. WHY: a Play about Rites of Passage, Initiation, and Masculinity in the 21st Century. From the Editor: I will be representing the ManKind Project for a talk-back panel discussion after the July 23 performance of Tickets to Manhood. I saw an early reading of this play...

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It Happens
Jan23

It Happens

By Joseph DiCenso “Where are you?” She sounds small and there’s an edge to her voice. “I’m on my way.” I smile, thinking I recognize the impatience or entitlement in her whine. “If you look up the street you’ll see my headlights.” I try to make my smile audible to mask my mild annoyance: I said it would take me about 5 minutes! I see her step to the curb and lean out, peering down...

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