When you lose your identity, it’s called insanity. And for some men, manhood is their identity.
‘Weirdly Back-patty’ Tweets, Licking Rocks, and Blog Commenting as a Key to the Universe
Lisa Hickey tells some social media stories.
Imagine! Young Men Aren’t the Sex-Crazed Zombies We Think They Are
Lisa Hickey reviews Andrew Smiler’s new book that shatters stereotypes of young male sexuality.
Notes on Leadership, Workflow and Numbers
Lisa Hickey shares some things she has learned while helping to build The Good Men Project.
Social Media, Future Trends
Lisa Hickey quickly highlights a few changing trends she sees in the Social Media landscape.
Reinvent and Relearn: A Response to NY Times Op-Ed Columnist Thomas Friedman
Learning to reinvent and relearn is often scary. But doing it together — as men and as humans — might be the only thing we can do.
It Doesn’t Matter Who Wears the Pants: A Response to Hanna Rosin and The New York Times
Why on earth you would take the gains of one gender and position them as the downfall of the other?
The Joy in Tracheotomy: Lisa Hickey’s Absence
Lisa Hickey, CEO of The Good Men Project, talks about her recent adventures while in a coma and what a forced leave of absence has taught her.
Lisa Hickey, CEO of the Good Men Project, talks about her recent adventures with Lyme Disease and what a forced leave of absence has taught her.
On the Disposibility of Men
Lisa Hickey is haunted by recent articles and comments on The Good Men Project and inspired to ask the question “Why are men disposable?”
How to Build a Community: The Difference Between 10,000 Strangers and 10,000 Engaged Activists.
Lisa Hickey offers six ways to think about community building, and 16 ways to start building.
From Good Men to Well-Dressed Men: Two Unexpected Entrepreneurs
Lisa Hickey wonders how it is that both her daughter and herself are helping to run two totally different start-ups, both by, for and about men.
These Are the Stories that Change Everything
Lisa Hickey responds to an article in The Atlantic about ‘having it all’ and debates feminism and Tom Matlack along the way.
The Good Men Project, Empathy, and Why Things Go Viral.
Lisa Hickey, with a summary of The Good Men Project roundtable held on June 22.
Today’s call: “The two things people feel most strongly about are identity and morality.”
On today’s call, we talk about why the discussion of ‘good men’ leads us down the path of some very provocative topics.
Accelerating Serendipity
A re-cap of today’s call with the evangelists: what is going on at the Good Men Project and why it’s important.
Quick Social Media Tips of the Day
Stickiness, spreadability, and writing tips from our editorial staff.