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Male Allies Training

Male Allies Training is a 7-week program for men and masculine identified people dedicated to talking about masculinity, including how masculinity impacts men and women, girls and boys, queer, and non-binary people in our communities. At its core, it aims to dismantle patriarchy and end sexual and gender-based violence.

Working from an intersectional, anti-racist, anti-colonial, anti-oppressive, and trauma-informed lens, this training will provide men with tools to reflect on who they are and engage other men in conversations about accountability, respect, consent and allyship. It will also help men to build confidence and to be intentional in how they create safer communities.

Male Allies Training offers:
1. A chance to talk about what it means to be a man today and address stereotypes.
2. An opportunity to explore how to create healthy relationships with family, friends and dating partners.
3. A forum to learn about creating safer schools, workplaces, and communities.

Training Dates:

• May 30th
• June 6th
• June 13th
• June 20th
• June 27th
• July 4th
• July 11th

If you have any questions, please email the Male Allies Educator, Landon Kenney, at maleallies@sascwr.org.

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Testimonial

“It’s important to emphasize to people we are trying to influence that no one is trying to erode or eliminate the concept of masculinity; rather, we need to eliminate the extent to which it is used as an oppressive force. So, this part of today’s session was wonderful.” – Male Allies Training Participant