Do kids see the same things you see? Sesame Street raises the bar in helping kids perceive disabilities.
The Disposability of Men: How Disability Can Harm Masculinity
What does it take to accept a man as a man? Erin Kelly examines the dangers of stereotyping men with disabilities.
A Man and His Music: Between the Lines of Suicide
When is music more than rhythmic passion? Three years after committing suicide, a young musician’s work is being heard worldwide for the first time.
The Secret Lives of Sea Slaves: The New Threat to Modern Slavery
Are man’s instincts becoming so blurred that we’re contributing to human trafficking? Former Secretary of State John Kerry sheds light on a new threat to modern slavery.
Open Our Eyes: When Gun Violence Leads to Disability
What’s the true measure of a man’s actions? Erin Kelly offers a new perspective on the bravery of Chris Mintz, the hero of the mass shooting in Oregon.
Killian Owen: A Light in the Shadow of Cancer
How far would you go to ensure your son’s memory lives on? One mother’s act of kindness is saving lives following her son’s untimely death.
One Small Step for Man: My Road to Social Justice
Erin Kelly reflects on her journey as Social Justice Editor at The Good Men Project, and the lessons she’s learned about serving the good of man along the way.
Whispers of Death: How BJ Miller is Changing the Impact of Dying
Do you live a life of compassion and service? One man’s brush with death prompted to turn his thoughts about dying into meaningful action.
The Man Behind the Pope: A Lesson in Compassion and Humility
What can men learn from Pope Francis’ visit to America? The story of Michael Keating may offer a fresh perspective.
The Boy With Golden Hands: An Open Letter to Zion Harvey
For Erin Kelly, Zion Harvey’s journey of strength and determination hits home. She shares her thoughts on how his story has affected her, and how he’s on his way to becoming a good man.
In the Mirror: A Retrospect of Growth and Perception
Is aging just something that happens, or is it an opportunity for men to see their own reflection in a mirror and leave a legacy behind?
The Death of Emmett Till: The Movement of a Generation
Is one boy’s death still relevant to our existence fifty-five years after he was killed? Keith Beauchamp thinks so, and he’s on a mission to show the world why.
Voices in the Dark: Men and Disability
Why become a Premium Member of The Good Men Project? Disabled men are still men at their core. It’s time to include them in the conversation.
Beyond the Lens: A Portrait of Courage and Masculinity
What happens when you give members of a homeless community disposable cameras? A male-oriented company did just that, and the results are stunning.
Sons and Dolls: A Father’s Message of Masculinity
When his young son asks for a doll for his birthday, a father reacts in the most appropriate, masculine way.
Call for Submissions: Seven Things That Make a Boy a Man
With the definition of manhood constantly evolving, GMP wants to know: What life lessons or experiences truly turn a boy into a man? — It’s long been said that it’s a man’s world–that one can tell a lot about a man by the way he treats his mother or his dog. The very definition of manhood has relied on…