International Men’s Day 2023 Discussion – Adaptability & Progression After Leaving the Armed Forces Date / Time: Thursday, November 16th, 12:00 to 13:00hrs Overview: Join us for an engaging one-hour discussion in celebration of International Men’s Day 2023. We will delve into the topics of “Adaptability” and “Progression” after transitioning from the Armed Forces to civilian life. […]
International Men's Health Day event on Thursday 16 November at Kensington Palace, 12pm-3pm Places are limited, so please sign up using the QR code or email address in the poster.
Join us for our Open Day to celebrate International Men's Day We'll be opening our doors to the public on Thursday, November 16th, from 2 - 4. All are welcome to come along to see what happens at the Paisley Men's Shed Our #Shedders will be carrying out demonstrations showing their woodworking skills, and you'll […]
Combining upbeat original music with thought provoking comedy and stories, We Are What We Overcome is one man’s journey to good mental health via a very bad idea. A great International Men's Day event!
We are co-creating an event that promotes community engagement and inclusive practice which also highlights the positives of the amazing work here on the Fylde Coast which supports men, as well as address the many issues impacting on men, i.e. gambling, physical health, sexuality, mental health, death by suicide, county lines, criminality and identity, and […]
A lively interactive panel-based webinar to celebrate and reflect on the key role men play in 2023.
In recognition and support of International Men's Day, we are pleased to welcome Charles Taymour, an international therapist, consultant, and trainer.
Kickstarting International Men's Day with our first ever event to raise awareness of male (in)fertility.
The annual male role model of the year award held by West Northamptonshire Council are being held on 17 November at Northampton Museum. You can vote here too: https://www.westnorthants.gov.uk/news/nominate-your-west-northants-male-role-models
International Men's Day Football Tournament Saturday 18th November Watford FC Training Ground All money raised will go towards our men's mental health programme.
The event will bring customers up close to 30+ vendors selling unique products that are not ordinarily found on the high street and give an opportunity to get first-hand information about the products and services. Come early for a welcome reception and book your well-being pampering treatment (more details will be updated).
Information here: https://twitter.com/DIVERSECrawley2/status/1699092378819133801/photo/1
See link for information about free martial arts classes! https://x.com/APBJJ/status/1707433282504216804?s=20
International Men's Day is on Sunday 19 November 2023. Please view the website for information including events in the week before/after and on the day.
Come and spend the day with us at The Yellow on Sunday 19th November 2023 we will be spending the day celebratiCome and spend the day with us at The Yellow on Sunday 19th November 2023 we will be spending the day celebrating and recognizing the men in our community. Join us as we encourage […]
Guy Cry Club are calling all men's mental health advocates and supporters of breaking the stigma! We are thrilled to invite you to a transformative event organised in honour of International Men's Day 2023. This day serves as a platform to address critical issues surrounding men's mental health while promoting a positive and inclusive conversation […]
A day retreat in the heart of London for men, led by two founders of Uncommon Man, Josh Connolly & Rob Smith.
See event for details. Have you ever fancied donning the chef’s hat and showcasing your culinary skills for a fundraising event? What if we told you there’s more to this challenge than just delicious dishes? It’s a mission – a delightful, shared quest to turn the tables on traditional gender norms. Together, we’re proving that […]
Join All Boys Rock for an event to empower young men in London.
To coincide with International Men’s Day, this fascinating hour-long roundtable will explore how support for fathers and partners has moved on in the last 20 years, since the groundbreaking two weeks’ paternity leave legislation was first introduced to support families.