How does your system of faith and ethics guide you in being a good man?
Most of us were raised surrounded by religious, spiritual and ethical messages. How has your encounter with religion/ethics influenced your experiences and views on gender? Does your faith/ethical system have messages about what it means to be a “good (or bad) man?” Did they help or harm you or both? How have you processed or refined those messages as an adult? If you have children, how do you address these concerns? Good Men Project wants to know. Curated by Saumya Arya Haas. Please email your article as a Word doc to [email protected] by April 20. Word count: about 1000 words. Please be sure to include your name and email address on your document.
About Saumya Arya Haas
Saumya Arya Haas is the Social Media Coordinator for Agape Editions, an imprint of Sundress Publications, and was an early adopter of social media for interfaith and social justice outreach. She lives with some disability due to a Traumatic Brain Injury. Prior to this life-altering injury, she engaged in interfaith/intergroup dialogue and social justice work as Director of Headwaters/Delta Interfaith, advising organizations including The New Orleans Healing Center and Hindu American Seva Communities; this work has taken her everywhere from West Africa to the White House. She writes for diverse publications online and in print media. Saumya studied Religion at Harvard University, and is a priestess of both Hinduism and Vodou.
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