A call for submissions of written and photographed images of real fatherhood.
Cancer: 8/18
Survivors wanted: men’s stories of cancer.
Suicide: 8/11
Suicide is a men’s issue.
Bisexual Men: 8/4
Bisexual men: what does your Good Life look like?
Abortion: 7/28
Men have abortion stories, too. Call for submissions.
#47: The Fireman
It was a typical afternoon in the firehouse. Me, Danny and Pete were sat around playing five card stud, drinking cold soda and dreaming of hot pizza. The alarm went off. We folded and sprung into action.
100 Acts of Male Goodness
How do you know who is a good man? By his acts.
Different Gifts: 7/14
We don’t all share the same talents and qualities. What makes you special?
Regret: 7/7
What is your biggest regret?
Gay Pride 2012 on The Good Life
Gay Pride on The Good Life
Father’s Day 2012
Join The Good Men Project and Salary.com in celebrating the fathers of the 21st century. An introduction to the Father’s Day 2012 series.
I <3 My Family: Poems by Kids
The best day of my life would make me cry. Three poems by kids about love and family.
The Dragon That Speaks for the Boy
The dragon speaks for the boy, until the boy is able to speak for himself. A poem in the Poetry by Kids series.
Bored Poem (aka “The Taco Poem”)
“Taco taco taco taco taco taco….” This is the poem, written by an elementary school student, that had us all buzzing like a Devil Taco in a Walmart.
Who I Am: Poems by Kids
Chameleon and How I Know I’m Duke Ellington’s “Fleurette Africaine” are two poems by kids on identity; each places a high priority on the poet’s hidden inner reality.
Mysterious Universe: Poems by Kids
“there are slow colors in space” / “I understood that he was a dolphin who left and came back, but then disappeared.” Children explore the limits of reality and narrative through poetry.