Study concludes that US torture after 9/11 had “no justification” and “damaged the standing of our nation.”
If They Were Somebody. They Are Somebody.
Caring deeply for Guantánamo Bay detainees is not un-American.
Finding the Boy in Your Father
Your father wasn’t just a boy “back then.” He’s one now, too.
Google’s Global Human Trafficking Hotline Network
Google has joined the fight against human trafficking. Here’s why it matters.
Human Trafficking & Abortion: Not the Same Thing, Not Equivalent
The constant link to equate human trafficking with abortion is harmful to the one that’s actually a crime.
Support Letters Wanted: South-South Institute on Sexual Violence Against Men & Boys
Want to help male survivors of sexual abuse? Here’s a great opportunity.
What’s All This GMO Talk About?
Late last night President Obama signed the Monsanto Protection Act. Here are a few things to know.
Project Unspoken: Patriarchy
Emory University’s “Project Unspoken” is asking tough questions and getting raw and honest answers.
Sandusky and the “Ten Year Old Boy in the Shower”
On the importance of victim privacy.
Delusions of Mandeur
A real man doesn’t or is or shouldn’t and can but must never or has but not always, sometimes.
A Sex Abuse Survivor’s “Art of Care.” [Video]
As a young boy, Garrett was sexually abused. Check out this warrior’s inspirational story.
Villanova University’s “Rise and Shine” Documentary
20 dedicated students within Villanova’s Social Justice Documentary Program are set to launch their debut film “Rise and Shine.”
Combating Sex Trafficking while Helping Abused Elephants. The Story that Deserves to go Viral.
An organization against child sexual exploitation pairs with a group that rescues abused elephants. Awesomeness ensues.
Book Review of “American Honor Killings: Desire and Rage Among Men”
David McConnell explores manhood through a literary lens akin to Capote’s “In Cold Blood.”
Man-to-Man with Arun Gandhi, Grandson of Mahatma Gandhi – Part 2
On inspiration, interconnectedness and India. Part 2 of our interview with Arun Gandhi.
My Father’s Eyes
In many ways, my father’s eyes showed me what he couldn’t.