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how rigid ideas of 'manning up' harm young men and those around them

  • Written by Michael Flood, Associate Professor, Queensland University of Technology
how rigid ideas of 'manning up' harm young men and those around them

Among men in Australia, why do some use violence? Why do other men drink to excess and feel hopeless or suicidal, while many men do not?

A national survey of Australian men aged 18 to 30, completed by The Men’s Project at Jesuit Social Services with funding from VicHealth, finds men’s support for stereotypical ideas about what it means...

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