Men Action Network Calgary

This beautiful song breaks the silence on sexual violence.

Very proud of Calgary Men's Action Network at the Alberta Men's Network for bringing a fresh collective and intersectional discourse to violence prevention, well-being and healthy relationships. We have grown into a family now... Two good presentations at the Canadian Association of Social Work Education Congress with Madan Nath, Adrian Wolfleg, and Tatiana Oshchepkova. Check out the updates on albertamen.com over the summer!

Rally 2support Alberta women in politics Nov 10 Famous Five Olympic PlazaYYC @ 4pm All welcome Here is a place to find solidarity while supporting women in Politics. Hope to see you there! http://www.cbc.ca//sandra-jansen-donna-kennedy-glans-drop-

[MAN-C] responding to the latest tragedy in Calgary With the news that the little girl, Talihah Marsman, was murdered, in addition to the murder of her mother, Sara Baillie, there will be much need in the community for addressing grief and the... culture that fosters this violence. Come and Join with us for a vigil Today (Saturday, July 16)at 8:30 p.m. at the park across from the Mac’s store on Skyview Ranch Way http://calgary.ctvnews.ca/vigil-planned-for-murdered-calgar

MAN-C Statement on the Orlando killing The tragic news of the mass shooting in Orlando on June 12, killing 59 people and wounding many others of the LBGTQ* community and allies, is an act of hatred every member of our society should strive to prevent. The fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, sons and daughters of the Men’s Action Network Calgary [MAN-C] share in the hurt and outrage of the Orlando community in the face of such a grotesque act of inhumanity. We (MAN-C) offer o...ur support and collective voice that the LBGTQ* community of Orlando and people of all gender and sexual diversity should never live in fear that such acts of terror. We further denounce the propagation, promotion or hint of any kind of discrimination based on sexual orientation, race, gender, religion, ability or nationality. Our hearts go out to all the victims as well as to the survivors who witnessed the brutality of the killer’s hate, which does not represent peaceful followers of Islam or any other religion. We call upon all our faith communities and all political and social leaders to stand up as a collective voice for acceptance, peace building and human rights. In support, Members of MAN-C

Alberta Men's Survey Launch @ Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary...