A Film called “Being a Man”
by Owen Marcus How did you discover men’s work? Through a friend? A book? A therapist? There are a lot of ways to learn about it, but I doubt you heard about it through mainstream media. That’s finally changing. Suddenly, men’s work is cool – so there it’s getting some media coverage, and even a documentary film about itThe men of Sandpoint Men’s Group volunteered to be filmed by a woman who’s asking the question, what is a man? After...
The WAKE UP Call!
Spoken Word Poetry on true fatherhood from Rob Atchison. This powerful piece comes to us from the author’s You tube link Spoken Word. Rob writes of his work: “My Poems range from Love, Break-ups, Depression, real life issues and so on. I write from my Life, friends or families life or just by imagining how I would feel in a particular situation and writing about it. I feel I have my own unique style and I’m hard to...
Learning From a Barefoot Movement
Bunker Roy gives a phenomenal TED Talk about self empowerment training in the developing world. Watch this for an amazing picture of hope! Good news far removed from our money, title and gadget driven agenda in the financially powerful and technologically rich part of the planet. The ManKind Project Journal is very indebted to New Warrior Ivey Hardy of Vermont for sending us this link. cjc – is a deeply personal issue that...
Nature: Isn’t she magnificent
Here’s food for your Lover archetype. Nature is magnificent.
The Aurora from Terje Sorgjerd on Vimeo.
Documenting Reconciliation in Kenya
by Boysen Hodgson In 2007 Patrick Mureithi traveled to Rwanda with the opportunity to film a reconciliation process between perpetrators and victims of violence in the Rwandan genocide. The experience had a deep and lasting impact. He created a documentary film based on that experience called “ICYIZERE:hope” (see the preview below). “ICYIZERE:hope” trailer from Patrick Mureithi on Vimeo. Focusing on Kenya...
What is That?
Sent to us by Eivind Skjellum, the Journal’s film editor. This needs no introduction. Eivind Skjellum is the founder of
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