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Principles
- Believe in men's ability to change
- Recognize that men have a gender
- Understand that masculinities are socially constructed, produced, and reproduced, rather than "essential" or "natural"
- Emphasize men's relationships to power
- Promote collaborative and reciprocal relationships between men, women, girls and boys
- Discover multiple ways of learning, knowing, and interacting with men and boys
- Demonstrate that the personal is political
Adapted from Baker, Butter, Reed, and Sutton "Alternative Approaches to Integrating Theory and Practice" (92) & Handbook for Men & Masculinities.
