Masculinity in the Workplace Conference
2019-11-19 09:00 - 17:00 (Europe/London) | Havas KX, The HKX Building, 3 Pancras Square,, London, N1C 4AG
Mary Portas, author of Work Like a Woman and founder of the Portas Agency, is leading the line-up at this year’s Masculinity in the Workplace conference.
The conference takes place on International Men’s Day, 19 November, in the London headquarters of Havas KX. It will also feature Han-Son Lee (founder of Daddilife); Marvyn Harrison (founder of Dope Black Dads); and Coca-Cola European Partners’ Richard Schmidt.
It will offer attendees the opportunity to debate and discuss new, modern constructs around masculinity. By challenging constructs of masculinity that currently exist in some workplaces, the event will open up fresh conversation to provide inspiration for change.
Attendees will learn more about the opportunities for male leaders to embrace change, how to expand their capacity for vulnerability, and will take part an open conversation around mental health issues.
The event will be powered by culture change business Utopia and The Hobbs Consultancy, in collaboration with HeANDShe and Token Man. The line-up also features CDM Group’s Phil Bartlett and accessibility rights activist Will Pike.
Daniele Fiandaca, co-founder at Utopia and Token Man, said: “Recent focus has been on the changes that women need to make to fit into a masculine workplace, when we should be focusing on creating more inclusive workplaces which work for all genders. This event will re-examine the damaging traditional masculine traits that are hindering modern businesses, and explore ways we can build workplace cultures that are more effective and more inclusive for everyone.
“This event is for anyone who is passionate about driving gender equality in the workplace and we welcome everyone however they identify or express themselves. In particular we would love to see a broad representation of CEOs, CMOs, HR Directors and inclusion & diversity practitioners.”
Roxanne Hobbs, founder of HeANDShe and The Hobbs Consultancy, added: “The vision for the event is to re-examine the idea of the hero. We found that many leaders who had really questioned their bias, impact and stereotypes were those for whom something hard had happened. An inciting incident had led to a paradigm shift and a subsequent behavioural change.
“What can we learn from these people? We want to create a culture in which being a male leader is synonymous with courageous vulnerability, caregiving, empathy and balanced mental health. We simply cannot talk about creating a difference with gender in the workplace without including men in the conversation and without making masculinity part of that discussion.”

Blackpool Conference - mental health well being in the workplace
2019-11-19 09:30 - 16:00 | Blackpool Football Club, Seasiders Way, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY1 6JJ
IMD Blackpool brings together 100 businesses to promote mental health well being in the workplace, with the focus on men & male suicide

About this Event

100 Delegates from Blackpool companies will have access to:

Interactive workshops, delivered by companies and organisations who can support in developing well being service

Empowerment Time to Change
Dads4 Life
Blackpool Transport
Army Veterans
Lancashire Care

Inspirational speakers to provide living library stories

Paul Stewart – Ex professional Footballer – His story
Dave Hill – Army Veteran – Life in civvy Street
Sam Tyrer – Couch to Ironman
Danny Sculthorpe – Ex professional England Rugby Player – Highs, Lows and Hypos

Marketplace of community organisations offering services
On hand professionals to offer advice and support
Signposting to specialist support and services

Lunch will be provided
Fully funded and limited to 100 delegates (1 per company)
Coverage
https://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/health/former-blackpool-fc-striker-to-speak-at-men-s-mental-health-event-1-10001605

Conference: Make the difference - rethinking how we work with boys
2019-11-19 09:30 - 16:30 | Christchurch Newport, Malpas Road, Newport, NP20 5PP
The first annual Wales conference for International Men’s Day on Tuesday, 19th November, 2019 at Christchurch Centre, Newport NP20 5PP

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/make-the-difference-rethinking-how-we-work-with-boys-tickets-63271288126

Join us for this landmark event celebrating International Men’s Day. Exploring how we ‘make the difference: rethinking how we work with boys’ to ensure all young men have a positive and healthy future.
We are all aware that male suicide rates are three times higher than female suicide rates and that one man in five dies before he is old enough to retire. Data tells us that girls out do boys academically and that men are 22 times more likely as women to be imprisoned.
This conference offers an opportunity to work together to make a difference and rewrite how we work with boys to ensure they have a bright and positive future.
The conference will include presentations, exhibitors, and keynote speakers, giving you opportunities to connect and learn about evidence based strategies, best practice, new projects and supporting organisations. There will be opportunities to share knowledge and explore new and differing perspectives and which enable us to work together to change the negative statistics about men.
The aims of the day are to;
· promote boys and young men’s health and wellbeing;
· celebrate men’s positive contributions to society, their community and families; and
· promote positive male role models
The objective is to help improve gender relations and equality, to create a safer better world where everyone has the opportunity to fulfil their potential.
Confirmed speakers include:
Daniel Sobel
Mike Armiger
John Sheppard – Resilience Doughnut
The conference aims to broaden understanding, build co-operative networks and spread knowledge to enable effective ways in which to promote the wellbeing of boys and men.

Making a difference for Men & Boys - Young People's Project in Falmouth
2019-11-19 11:00 - 13:00 | Falmouth University, The Stannary, Penryn Campus, Falmouth University, Falmouth, TR10 9EZ
Making a difference for Men & Boys
A fantastic opportunity to join together to celebrate and promote gender equality, promote male role models, focus on men’s health and well being and to create a safer world for everyone…
Lots Lots of activities to take part in. We have a performance from our
‘Dads Choir’, local support groups, A focus on physical and mental well
being, equality and much more…
Leaflet
The Stannary, Penryn Campus, Falmouth University
11am – 13pm

International Underwriting Association - In celebration of International Men's Day
2019-11-19 12:00 - 13:00 | Accord Conference Room, 8th Floor, 1 Minster Court, Mincing Lane, London EC3, London, EC3R 7AA
The IUA HR & Training Committee, welcome:
Richard McCann, Best selling Author and Motivational speaker

Event Date: Tuesday 19 November 2019
Time: 12noon to 1pm
Venue: ACORD Conference Room, 8th Floor, 1 Minster Court, Mincing Lane, London EC3
Subject: A true role model, Richard McCann will discuss how embracing change and how to overcome challenges help ignite people’s mindsets and allow them to grow, develop and become more successful.
Contact: Deborah Finch, IUA Events Manager (020 7617 4451)
This is a free event, but names and email addresses of all attendees are required for registration. Please click here to register.
Please note that ID will be required upon arrival at the building.
International Men’s Day originated in Trinidad and Tobago back in 1992 and since then, has grown to become a worldwide day of recognition for the promotion of the men’s wellbeing, shinning a spotlight on men making a positive difference in the world raising awareness of issues facing men globally. It is also a chance to appreciate men’s achievements and contributions to community and family.
The IUA HR & Training Committee are pleased to welcome their guest speaker, Richard McCann. As a successful motivational speaker, and true role model, Richard will discuss how embracing change and how to overcome challenges help ignite people’s mindsets and allow them to grow, develop and become more successful. Richard’s presentation centres on the way in which he has turned – what can only be described as insurmountable odds – to his favour and has shaped a more positive life for himself.
We are honoured to welcome Richard to the IUA, where his inspiring narrative will resonate with the audience on a personal and professional level.
Richard McCann is a Sunday Times No1 Bestselling author and his first book, ‘Just a Boy’, has sold close to ½ million copies, being translated around the world and he has been the subject of two BBC documentaries about his extraordinary life story. Brought up on the ‘At Risk’ register until his mother died tragically when he was aged five, Richard found himself on a downward spiral where hitting rock bottom, considered taking his own life. It was at this point that he discovered an inner strength and the gut-wrenching determination to turn his life around and fight for a better future.
His resolve, courage and sheer assertiveness to transform his life has been remarkable. Three books have been published about his life and Richard is a much sought after inspirational speaker.
As a member of the CPD (Continuing Personal or Professional Development) Certification Service the IUA is committed to providing high quality training activities. Our market briefing events are certified as being suitable for CPD purposes. To obtain a self assessment form for any particular event please email Deborah Finch. These forms will be issued after each individual event upon request.
For events held in the conference rooms at Balls Bros., Minster Pavement, America Square Conference Centre, Grange Hotel or Baltic Exchange you will not require an entrance pass but we will require a note of your attendance for room capacity and catering requirements

Black Country Talent Match's Young Men Motivation Project
2019-11-19 13:00 - 15:00 | Black Country Talent Match, See flyer at top of page, The Black Country (West Midlands)
Young Men Motivation Project- “This is me”
Leaflet – Talent Match Young Men Project
On 19th November 2019, International Men’s Day celebrates worldwide the positive value men bring to the world, their families and communities. The event promised to promote the importance of positive male role models and raise awareness of men’s well-being.
Aim of the proposed Project: – Linked to the future International Men Day Awareness Event 2019, the project aims to provide a positive interactive opportunity for a group of low-esteem young men, who are supported by Black Country Talent Match, to partake in a series of single gender’s tailored personal motivation and career guidance activities, to increase their self-confidence and practically increase their potential awareness, and finally, actively signpost them to career and employment opportunities.
Objectives of the proposed Young Men Motivation Project: –
• To deliver a single gender focused project to coordinated Black Country Talent Match’s existing mentoring skills and career guidance resources, and the active participation of their partner agencies, to provide a focussed and beneficial engagement strategy to the current engagement work and targeted self-confidence/employability outcomes with male clienteles.
• The delivery of four personal development and motivation themed sessions for an identified group of male clienteles by the Talent Match West Bromwich HUB.
• To provide additional quality well-being and positive mental health support to a group of identified low esteem male clienteles, who believe that the consequence of their criminal records currently hinders both their life and career opportunities.
• Project to be delivered to actively reflects the engagement agenda of Talent Match with their clienteles, where the male participants will participate in positive decision-making activities to identify achievable solutions to their life challenges, and gain a greater personal awareness of their gender identify and the social issues which affects their lives.
Proposed Project’s activity programme.
The project to consist of four sessions, focussing on providing a ‘group engagement’ platform for a group of Talent Match’s male clienteles, to discuss a wide range of social and life topics that they believe currently affects their current situations and their employment opportunities. The next stage of the project would be to assist the participants to identify achievable solutions to their own life challenges and barriers, and finally, signpost them to employment, work experience or further employability training opportunities via the active involvement of Talent Match’s partner agencies, such as the Department of Work and Pension, identified employment training providers, etc.
Proposed Workshops- Four sessions over a period of four weeks
First session- Tuesday 29th October 2019 (1.5 hours)
✓ Group theory interactive activity with male participants with invited guests.
Second session- Tuesday 5th November 2019 (2 hours)
✓ Podcast video recordings of male participants’ personal life experiences and aspirations. Final versions of podcasts to be made available on Black Country Talent Match’s website, as a source of inspiration for the organisation’s wider audience of clienteles.
Third session – Tuesday 12th November 2019 (2 hours)
✓ Reward social group session with project’s male participants.
Four session- Tuesday 19th November 2019 (1pm to 3pm)
✓ Multi-agency careers and job fair with identified Talent Match’s partner agencies and employability training suppliers, invited VIP guest speakers, and achievement certificates presentation for the project’s male participants.
For further information of Black Country Talent Match’s Young Men Motivation Project please contact the following individual: –
Shane Wedderburn
Black Country Talent Match’s West Bromwich Hub Manager
shane.wedderburn@bctg.org.uk
Telephone number: 0121 554 6455

Plymouth International Men's Day 2019 Conference
2019-11-19 13:00 - 18:00 | New Continental Hotel, Millbay Road, Plymouth, Devon, PL1 3LD
Plymouth International Men’s Day Conference celebrates positive male role models in Plymouth and raises awareness of men’s issues.

About this Event

The aim of International Men’s Day is to celebrate positive male role models in Plymouth and raises awareness of men’s issues. These include topics such as men’s health, diversity, toxic masculinity, coping with bereavement and the prevalence of male suicide.
Each year the event has gone from strength to strength in the UK and is marked and celebrated by a variety of organisations in the private, public and charitable sectors across the country. Many have used it to highlight the need to provide more support from men and boys as well as the support they already provide.
IMD in the UK takes a gender inclusive approach and therefore believes in ensuring that issues affecting women and girls are also resolved.
It also recognises the intersection between gender and other factors such as race and sexuality which can compound the inequalities affecting men and boys.
We will follow that same ethos at the Plymouth conference.
The Plymouth conference aims to celebrate positive male role models, provide a forum for open discussion and provide access to health care support
Throughout the afternoon we will hear from local and national speakers from diverse backgrounds covering a broad range of topics appropriate to the issue that men face on a daily basis.
There will be ample opportunity for delegates to mingle, meet and learn from each other and from the various organisations and exhibitors supporting the conference.
Further information can be found on the website https://plymouthimd.co.uk and by following Plymouth International Men’s Day on Facebook and Twitter
We look forward to welcoming you to our inaugural conference. Please share this great occasion with friends and on social media.

Women in Finance and Banking Event: Wellbeing and Building Superior Confidence Workshop
2019-11-19 13:30 - 16:00 | Birmingham City University, Curzon Building, 4 Cardigan Street, Birmingham, B4 7BD
It takes all kinds of men to make the world! November the 19th is International Men’s Day, we would like to get together and celebrate men and boys in discussions about Mental and Physical Well-Being, Building Confidence, ‘Manbassadors’ and Finance.
We are proud to announce that Birmingham is the first branch to launch the ‘manbassador’ campaign and equally celebrate both women and men! The event will be split into two sessions, so you can attend them both or just one, depending on the time you have and what interests you most. We are running this as a free event so bring along your male colleagues, husbands/partners or sons. Just register one or both sessions on the website.
2-4pm the focus will be Wellbeing and Building Confidence.
4-6pm the focus will be Manbassadors and Finance
Timings:
1.45pm – Networking and Refreshments
2.00pm – Panel Discussion on Physical and Mental Wellbeing
3.00pm – Building Confidence Workshop delivered by David Nikolich MD of Abstract
3.55pm – Close
Getting there: Parking at Millennium Point Car Park, Howe Street, B4 7AP, or walk from Moor Street Station.

West Leeds Men's Network - Mental Health and Wellbeing event
2019-11-19 14:00 - 17:00 | Bramley Community Centre, Bramley Community Centre, Waterloo Lane,, Leeds, LS13 2JB
The West Leeds Men’s Network presents an afternoon of events, talks, music and information designed to help men learn more about their mental health and well being.
Various organisations will be present including : Cloth Cat, Hollybush TCV, KVDT, Headspace, Simon on the streets, Stronger Families, Red Cross, Healthwatch, Leeds Cancer Awareness Project and Leeds City Museums.
Live music will be provided by Tim Gomersall and Hawk Howard.
19 November 2019 | 14.00 to 17.00 | Bramley Community Centre, Waterloo Lane, LS13 2JB
This is a free event; download the flyer here.
https://www.forumcentral.org.uk/19-november-international-mens-day-event/

Suicide and Self Harm Lecture at Queen's University Belfast
2019-11-19 15:00 - 16:00 | Queen’s University Belfast, David Keir Bldg, Malone Road, Belfast, BT9 5BN
The School of Psychology at QUB invites all staff and students to attend a presentation for International Men’s Day 2019

About this Event

As part of the School’s Athena SWAN activities, we have invited Prof Siobhan O’Neill (Ulster University) to present her seminal work on suicide and self harm. The presentation followed by Q&A is at 2-3pm and takes place in OG.115 in the David Keir Building.
We would be delighted if you would consider joining us.
Summary
Suicide is a leading cause of death of men in Northern Ireland, and recent studies have shown that one in five students here have engaged in self harm. In this talk Siobhan will discuss the factors associated with suicidal behaviour and self-harm including the role of mental illness and emotional regulation. She will explain the psychological and biological functions of suicidal behaviour as the basis for an understanding of what we can do to address this problem, and what treatments work to address this problem. In this talk Siobhan will discuss her own recent studies of factors impacting on suicidal behaviour in public places, and the evidence of suicidal behaviour as a result of the transgenerational legacy of the Troubles.
Speaker Biography
Professor Siobhan O’Neill is a Professor of Mental Health Sciences at Ulster University where she has worked for almost 20 years. In 2008 Siobhan coordinated the largest ever study of mental health in Northern Ireland, which was part of the World health Organisation’s World Mental Health Survey Initiative. This study revealed the high proportions of the NI population who engaged in suicidal behaviour and self harm. Siobhan subsequently coordinated the NI suicide study, a study of the characteristics of over 1600 suicides and undetermined deaths and the first comprehensive mental health study of student mental health in NI. She has over 140 research papers in peer-reviewed journals. Siobhan is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Irish National Suicide Research Foundation, and counselling charity Youthlife. She sits on the Advisory Board of the National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide and Homicide in people with a mental illness in the UK and is a member of the NI Towards Zero Suicide Collaborative group. Her current research programmes focus on mental health in school children, the transgenerational transmission of trauma, and suicide crisis line caller behaviour.

Women in Banking and Finance event: Birmingham City University - Manbassador discussion and "Preparedness in Uncertain Times"
2019-11-19 16:00 - 18:00 | Birmingham City University, Curzon Building, 4 Cardigan Street, Birmingham, B4 7BD
It takes all kinds of men to make the world! November the 19th is International Men’s Day, we would like to get together and celebrate men and boys in discussions about Mental and Physical Well-Being, Building Confidence, ‘Manbassadors’ and Finance.
We are proud to announce that Birmingham is the first branch to launch the ‘manbassador’ campaign and equally celebrate both women and men! The event will be split into two sessions, so you can attend them both or just one, depending on the time you have and what interests you most. We are running this as a free event so bring along your male colleagues, husbands/partners or sons. Just register one or both sessions on the website.
2-4pm the focus will be Wellbeing and Building Confidence.
4-6pm the focus will be Manbassadors and Finance
Timings:
4.00pm – Networking and Refreshments
4.10pm – Panel Discussion on Manbassadors – what are they and why are they important?
5.00pm – Bank of England and Confederation of Business and Industry: ‘Preparedness in Uncertain Times’
6.00pm – Close
Getting there: Parking at Millennium Point Car Park, Howe Street, B4 7AP, or walk from Moor Street Station

University of Kent - Tackling Gender Equality
2019-11-19 16:30 - 18:00 | University of Kent, Grimond Lecture, Theatre 3, Canterbury Campus, Canterbury, CT2 7NP
In 2018 the Athena SWAN team used the occasion of International Men’s Day to capture the views of our male colleagues on gender equality in the workplace.
This International Men’s Day, we would like to have a conversation about the key themes arising the survey:
– Does it feel that gender equality initiatives are targetted only at women?
– Is there a macho culture that prevents an inclusive one?
– What is it like being a working Dad?
There will be an audience and panel discussion chaired by Professor Farzin Deravi. Our panellists are:
– Martin Michaelis
– George Baker
– Jake Bicknell
– James Kloda
Teas, coffees and afternoon treats will be served in the foyer at 2.30pm, panel discussion from 3pm-4pm
Everybody is welcome!
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/international-mens-day-tickets-77987726389?utm_term=eventurl_text

Positive Male Role Models Event in Portrush
2019-11-19 16:30 - 21:00 | Golflinks Portrush Hotel, Bushmills Rd,, Portrush, BT56 8JG 8JG,
On November 19 International Men’s Day celebrates worldwide the positive value men bring to the world, their families and communities. We highlight positive role models and raise awareness of men’s well-being.
In partnership with Enterprise Causeway & supported by Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council.
https://enterprisecauseway.co.uk/2019/10/21/lead2grow-for-creatives-2-2-2/
Dr Jonny Bloomfield
Jonny has worked with high performance athletes for over 15 years, performing strength & conditioning, performance analysis and sports science support to manage physical loads and optimising recovery in a wide range of professional sports. His philosophy is data driven and solutions focused.
Jonny’s journey throughout his career have included previous employers such as Ulster Rugby, Sports Institute of Northern Ireland and The Rugby Football Union where he was the Sports Scientist for the England Team. As a Sport Science Consultant, Jonny has delivered a variety of performance services for Premier League Teams, International Rugby Union sides and European Tour Golfers.
Jonny’s business Support to Perform has developed a Wellness Programme for Organisations that seek to enhance physical and mental wellbeing of employees through a process of diagnostics, consultation, intervention and coaching, working within Healthcare, Transport, Construction, IT, Finance, Fire and Policing sectors.
Gareth Quinn
Gareth Quinn may be the co-founder of Digital DNA and Kairos – two very successful tech businesses from Northern Ireland – but he claims his road to success was unplanned and somewhat unexpected.

‘Scraping’ his way through school, Gareth grew up working in factories, bars and call centres before eventually landing a job with Belfast City Council.
After quickly rising through the ranks of the Lord Mayor’s Office, Quinn got to know Belfast intimately, resulting in a pride for where he lives and a desire to bring more opportunity into our city.
Eddie Irvine Sports
As the business world looks for new, less conventional ways to network and showcase their business, we are excited to have the team from Eddie Irvine Sports join us with their 6 F1 Curve Simulators.
Just to raise the stakes a little higher, there is champagne for the race winner on the night!!

What Is A Man?" A proud celebration of masculinity for Internat'l Men's Day
2019-11-19 19:00 - 20:30 | Oxford Town Hall, St Aldates, Oxford, OX1 1BX
What Is A Man?” Four short lectures followed by a panel Q & A. An opportunity to celebrate masculinity’s virtues and positive values .

About this Event

“What Is A Man?”
To mark International Men’s Day 2019, an academic, an author, an activist and a healer give their unique perspectives on this deceptively simple question. Followed by a panel Q&A.
Rick Bradford: author of ”The Empathy Gap: Male Disadvantages and the Mechanisms of Their Neglect” under the name William Collins.
Belinda Brown: author and writer for The Conservative Woman, The Daily Mail, Quillette and a range of websites concerned with family issues.
Chaka Artwell: justice campaigner, traditionalist and advocate for men and boys.
Darren Deojee: an experienced teacher of ancient wisdoms. He helps men and boys heal, develop and grow.
An inspiring, funny and moving series of talks, exploring the virtue of masculinity worldwide and the positive values men and boys bring to the world, their families and communities.
All are welcome, free entry
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/what-is-a-man-a-proud-celebration-of-maculinity-for-internatl-mens-day-tickets-78458855549

Slag Mag Men's Day Party in Birmingham
2019-11-19 19:00 - 23:00 | Hare and Hounds, 106 High St,, Birmingham, B14 7JZ
slag mag men’s day party tickets
Hare And Hounds in Birmingham
Tuesday 19th November 2019
7:00pm til 11:00pm
Minimum Age: 18
Slag Mag (Serious Ladies of Art & Gigs) presents an international men’s day party combating toxic masculinity on Tuesday 19th November.

Paul Elliot Talks: Be a Man
2019-11-19 19:30 - 22:00 | Horsebridge Arts and Community Centre, 11 Horsebridge Road, Whitstable, Kent, CT5 1AF
Paul Elliot Talks: Be a Man
Paul’s first talk is on International Men’s Day and begins on future talks on what it is to be a man…..
The event is at the The Horsebridge Arts & Community Centre, Whitstable, CT5 1AF. Tickets are free:

https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/whitstable/the-horsebridge-arts-community-centre/paul-elliot-talks-be-a-man/e-gozpbq

Celebrate International Men's Day with Aon - Positive Male Role Models
2019-11-20 17:00 - 20:30 | The Aon Centre, The Leadenhall Building, 122 Leadenhall Street,, London, EC3V 4AN3V 4AN
Why do we need positive male role models to support diversity and inclusion? How can men lead by example? How can Aon support men?

About this Event

Celebrate International Men’s Day with Aon
Be part of the journey and understand how men can lead by example, speaking up for inclusion of all colleagues and make this business as usual.
We are excited to welcome Nigel Owens ; a leading referee in World Rugby as our guest speaker. Nigel will be joined by Aon’s UK Diversity and Inclusion Business Resource Groups (Mental Health; Pride and GIN), in collaboration with the Gender Inclusion Network panel and colleagues to discuss how men can lead by example in all walks of life.
Agenda:
17:00 Guests arrive
17:30 Panel discussion
18:00 Nigel Owens
18:30 Networking (canapes/drinks) until 20.30

City of London - International Men's Day Charity Quiz
2019-11-20 17:30 - 23:00 | Juno Rooms, 67-69 Watling Street, London, EC4M 9DD
A special City Hive event kindly sponsored by Eaton Vance, Hermes Investment Management, Pictet AM, to celebrate International Men’s Day and raise funds for the children’s charity Princes Gate Trust.
Join us again for the chance to win our prestigious interhouse cup as a worthy challenger to last year’s winners Investec! Bring your camaraderie and brains to the cosy Juno Rooms and find a warm respite from November. If you would like to book a table please contact hq@cityhive.co.uk – we are almost sold out.

About Princes Gate Trust
The Trust was created with the mission to transform the lives of disadvantaged children and young people. We set out to raise the life experiences of those less fortunate than ourselves, affect great change and life-enhancing conditions on as many deserving recipients as we can find.
We raise our funds through organised challenges throughout the year, the proceeds of which are gifted to worthy beneficiaries upon whom we believe we can bestow life-enhancing change.
Our events have had a secondary – but no less important – effect of positively enhancing the lives, emotional and physical health of our participants.
Every single penny that is raised or donated will go to the very worthy charitable cause or young person in need.

International Men's Day - How you can express yourself and use your talents
2019-11-21 09:00 - 12:30 | Home Slough, HOME Slough, 223 High St,, Slough, SL1 1BY
ADL Connexions is excited to be working in partnership with MAPIS CIC, to host an event for the Community, Charities and the Voluntary Sector. To celebrate International Men’s Day and the contributions that men make, we invite you to attend a FREE interactive session, which will include discussions on how men can express themselves and lead by example in all walks of life.
Venue: HOME Slough, 223 High St, Slough SL1 1BY
Agenda:
09.15 Arrival and coffee
09.30 Welcome and introduction to the morning
11.30 Close
The event is kindly sponsored by HOME on the HIgh Street.
This is a FREE event. We look forward to seeing you there.
For more info please contact 07522-175416.
www.mapis.org.uk
www.homeslough.org.uk

International Men's Day - Image in Business
2019-11-22 09:00 - 12:30 | Slough Aspire, Slough Aspire, 350 Edinburgh Avenue,, Slough, SL1 4TU
ADL Connexions is excited to be working in partnership with MAPIS CIC, to host a fun and interactivebusiness event, to celebrate International Men’s Day and the contributions that men make.

This is a FREE event, which will include discussions on how men can express and present themselves and lead by example in all walks of life.
The event is open to men at all levels, and women who support men. Whether you are starting out in business, or senior management, this is an event which is not to be missed!
Venue: Slough Aspire, 350 Edinburgh Avenue, Slough, SL1 4TU
Agenda:
09.30 Arrival and coffee
10.00 Welcome and introductions
10.10 Image in business sessions
12.00 Close
The event is kindly sponsored by MAPIS CIC, Osborne Property Services Ltd and Slough Aspire.
This is a FREE event. We look forward to seeing you there.
For more info please contact 07522-175416.
www.mapis.org.uk

Northampton celebrates International Men's Day again
2019-11-22 16:00 - 23:00 | The Guildhall (Northampton), St Giles Square, Northampton, NN1 1DE
International Men’s Day

Date: 22 November 2019
Location: The Guildhall
Time: 16:00 – 23:00
Cost: Free

A day of information, comedy and music is set to celebrate International Men’s Day in Northampton on Friday 22 November. Every year Northampton celebrates International Men’s Day and is led by the council.

Celebrations begin at The Guildhall between 4pm and 6pm, where health organisations and support agencies will be joined by local producers at a market stall styled event. As well as providing information and advise to visitors, the event will also give people a chance to pick up a variety of local produce such as beer, cider and snacks.
At 5.30pm the Mayor of Northampton will take to the stage to announce the winner of this year’s Male Role Model of the Year Award. Make your nominations.
Then at 7pm, The Charles Bradlaugh pub will host a music and comedy fundraiser in aid of The Grey Dog Trust, a national charity providing mental health support to young people and schools.
Local bands will provide a musical opening to the evening and the Comedy Crate will follow at 8pm to offer numerous laughs out loud. The music headliners of the night will take to the stage at 9.30pm allowing attendees to dance the night away until the close of the event at 11pm.
Advance tickets for the comedy and music evening can be purchased for £7 each on Eventbrite.
A limited number of tickets will be available on the door at £10 per ticket.

IMD Music and Comedy Night for the Grey Dog Trust - Northampton
2019-11-22 19:00 - 23:00 | The Charles Bradlaugh, 1 Earl Street, Northampton, NN1 3AU
International Men’s Day Music and Comedy Night for The Grey Dog Trust

About this Event

An evening of information, comedy and music is set to celebrate International Men’s Day in Northampton on Friday 22 November.
Following a free market stall information event at The Guildhall, Northampton Borough Council will be hosting a music and comedy night at The Charles Bradlaugh pub from 7pm.
The evening, which aims to raise funds for The Grey Dog Trust, will feature music from local bands before the Comedy Crate takes over to provide lots of laughs. The music headliners will then take to the stage at 9.30pm allowing attendees to dance the night away until the close of the event at 11pm.
Tickets are £7 in advance or £10 on the door.
Music and comedy acts to be announced.

SNOWDON – MAY 2020 (Fundraising)
2020-05-09 | Snowdon, Llanberis, LL55 4UL
WE ARE TREKKING SNOWDON FOR SUNSET
https://www.breeseadventures.co.uk/events/snowdon-may-2020
THE TREK
Snowdon, or Yr Wyddfa to use its Welsh name, is the highest mountain in Wales, and at 1035metres is higher than any mountain in England. It sits majestically in Snowdonia National Park, its rugged beauty providing you with the most amazing opportunity for adventure.
The ‘Manchester Homeless Charter’ team are inviting you to join them on a Snowdon adventure to fundraise for this wonderful charity.
This trek will take the Llanberis Path to the summit, arriving in time to experience the most amazing views across Snowdonia at sunset.
You can find out more about Snowdon and the Llanberis Path here. You will then descend via the Llanberis Path.

ABOUT THE CHARITY
Big Change is part of Manchester Homelessness Charter, bringing together people experiencing homelessness, charities, grassroots groups, the council, businesses and individuals to End Homelessness in Manchester.

The Big Change fund supports individuals who are homeless by paying for items they need – a deposit for a home, a training course, clothes for a job interview, furnishing for a new flat, or travel costs.

We are hoping to raise funds and donate as part of International Men’s Day in November.

Movember UK 2020
2020-11-01 08:00 - 2020-11-30 17:00
Movember is a community of rockstars raising money, making a difference in mental health & suicide prevention, prostate cancer and testicular cancer.
Sign up and join the Movember community in having fun doing good.

https://uk.movember.com/

Book Launch by Kenny Mammarela D' Cruz: Online Men's Groups Success
2020-11-07 12:00
On International Men’s Day (19th November) I launch my ebook Online Men’s Groups Success: A step-by-step guide to facilitating personal development groups for men on Amazon. Perfect timing with darkness and looming lockdown. (watch this space)
Information

National Youth Agency: Work Tea Break for International Men's Day
2020-11-10 10:30 - 11:30 | Online
International Mens day is a key time for practitioners to explore how our projects support the ongoing need to improve men’s self care and mental well being as well as improving health outcomes . It is also an opportunity to explore the work created within a youth work environment to foster more positive gender relations, while promoting gender equality, and highlighting positive male role models within our communities. Come join us for a tea break, bring a biscuit and a cuppa and let’s talk about your views on IMD and in general mens work.

Teen Boys Conference by Rocking Ur Teens
2020-11-11 10:00 - 12:30 | Online
Celebrating International Men’s Day , the foremost conference for teen boys in the UK

About this Event

This exciting event builds on the success of the last 5 years and will be an ideal opportunity for your teenage male students to hear about the latest technologies, what it’s really like to work in the corporate world, the qualities that you need to be a successful entrepreneur.
We’ll also focus on their well being , how to make good choices and look after their mental wellbeing.
Your students will:
* Be inspired by young men doing great things that they can relate to
* Be able to bring the PSHE curriculum to life through inspiring workshops and real life experiences of our speakers.
* Increase aspirations and understand the many opportunities potentially available to them in non-typical industries and corporate organizations
* Celebrate International Men’s Day amongst their peers.
* Be challenged to make a difference in their community and realise their personal power.*
* Have a positive morning reflecting on what’s good about being them.
Here’s a link to the video of one of our face to face conferences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRv3suoxD0Y&t=14s

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/teen-boys-conference-tickets-124216951245?aff=ebdssbonlinesearch&keep_tld=1

Draft Conference Schedule
09.45 Arrival
10.00 Start
Mainstage – Inspirational keynote from Leading Youth Motivational Speaker
Workshops –
* Managing Study and Being an Entrepreneur
* So you want a career in tech
* What’s it’s really like in the Corporate world
Mainstage – Mental Health and Gender Equality
Interactive Session – AreYouRemarkable?
Speed Mentoring
Mainstage – Inspirational keynote from Leading Youth Motivational Speaker
Performance
12.30pm Close
You will be sent the link to join the event via email, after you have registered on eventbrite
**Thanks to corporate sponsorship we are able to offer places free of charge **
FAQs
How can I contact the organiser with any questions?
Email info@rockingurteens.com
Call: 0844 776 4744
I am a parent, can I accompany my child or is this only open to schools?
If your child is homeschooled or in alternative education, you and your child are welcome to book into this event. You will need a register a ticket per device used, e.g a parent and teen on separate devices will need to register separately.
Do I need to book a ticket for each student?
You need to book a ticket for each device used, if you will share on a big screen with students you only need one ticket, however if students will all interact on separate devices then each will need to be registered

We Are The City: Positive Change in the Workplace
2020-11-11 12:00 - 13:00 | Online
For the last 4 years, Daniele Fiandaca, co-founder of Utopia and Token Man, has been using International Men’s Day to open up a conversation around the impact of Masculinity in the Workplace.
In this talk he will explain why he believes it is important to recognise International Men’s Day and how you can use it as a platform for inspiring positive change in the workplace. He will also cover some of the key results from last year’s Masculinity in the Workplace research and will give a taster of what to expect in this year’s Masculinity in the Workplace event whose theme is Inclusive Leadership.
Register here
About Daniele:
Daniele is co-founder of Utopia, a culture change business that creates more purposeful, inclusive and entrepreneurial cultures for clients. Utopia’s top-to-bottom, boardroom to factory floor approach has clinched household names including Coca-Cola European Partners, Google, Schneider Electric, Spotify and Universal Music.
He also co-founded Token Man in 2014, an initiative that gives men a better understanding of gender inequality in the workplace and inspire them to become change-makers. He was named one of Management Today’s Top 30 Male Agents of Change, and in 2019 was on the Advisory Board for Inclusion Matters. He continues to nurture a number of communities he co-founded, including Culture Social, a community for anyone who wants to build better work cultures, and has co-authored a number of books including Creative Superpowers: Equip Yourself for the Age of Creativity.

Cracking: a panel discussion on fathers' mental health
2020-11-12 19:30 - 21:30 | Online
A discussion of a new audio-play exploring mental health in new parents.

About this Event

Cracking is a new play created by the award-winning arts organisation ‘Alright Mate?’. It tells the story of new parents unfolding on the counselling couch where the father is afraid of his own vulnerabilities triggered by new parenthood. It is inspired by the lived experience of couples who’ve been through postnatal illness. The piece has been reimagined as a three-part audio play which will debut at this year’s ESRC Festival of Social Sciences. Audiences will have online access to the episodes during the Festival, beginning with a listen-remotely-together debut of episode 1, and then join a live panel discussion on father’s perinatal mental health and the culture(s) that surround it later in the week. The panel will include the play’s writer and sound designer, peer support workers, experts by experience, innovators in the field and academic researchers from the University of Warwick.
Confirmed panellists:
Cally Hayes (Cracking writer); Hugh McCann (Alright Mate? CIC); Julian Bose (DadPad); Luke Burgon (expert by experience); Amelie Foster (expert by experience); Nikhwat Marawat (The Delicate Mind CIC); Dr Emma Langley (University of Warwick); Jodie Dowse (Bluebell Care); Dr Mark Pulsford (University of Warwick, panel Chair).
Attendees can listen to the 3-part audio drama on this webpage from 8pm on Saturday November 7th.
If you would like to hear more about events run by University of Warwick in the future you can select to do so during your booking for this event. You can read about how your details will be stored and view our privacy policy by visiting our website.

All Boys Rock - Family Event in Honour of International Men's Day
2020-11-14 14:00 - 18:00 | Online
All Boys Rock is an annual family friendly event in honour of International Men‘s Day in November.

All Boys Rock is an annual family friendly event in honour of International Men‘s Day in November.
Our annual event is a family focus day of celebration of men and boys, with positive role models and positive activities on the day.
This year due to Covid-19 restrictions we will be holding our event online. You can expect the same inspirational and motivational conversations as well as interactive activities and a talent showcase.
Support AllBoysRock – International Men’s Day event by

– Joining us on the day
– Making a donation of £1 or more so we can keep supporting our community
– Buying a #AllBoysRock T-Shirt

Support AllBoysRock – International Men’s Day event ONLINE by
Use your voice via social media:- #ALLBOYSROCK- #ABR- #internationalmensday
– And watch out for even more #hashtag activism from loads of great groups all around the world
Interact with ALLBOYSROCK on:
– Instagram.com/AllBoysRockUK- Twitter.com/AllBoysRockUK- Facebook.com/AllBoysRockUK- Youtube
Lend your support:- Retweet and share content- Display ALL BOYS ROCK on your website or blog – Make and upload a video
