The Power of Showing Up: Why Male Role Models Matter in Primary Education – Jack Walker.
For teacher Jack Walker, making a difference starts with kindness, consistency and helping children believe in themselves. A former pupil stops for a chat. A young footballer returns to school to inspire the next generation. Another prepares to begin teacher training. For Jack Walker, these are the moments that reveal the lasting impact of being […]
Hurt People Hurt: A Reminder for Every Adult Around Young People
As we move into a new school year, schools are rightly having more conversations about harmful behaviour, including misogyny, bullying, prejudice and abuse. These behaviours must be addressedsmart. She’s so smart. clearly. But as adults, we also need to be careful that, in responding to them, we do not demonise the young people involved. In […]
The Stay Safe Initiative CIC Announces Landmark Partnership with Acorn Education Trust
A long-term commitment to supporting young people across 21 schools through positive, preventative and empowering programmes. The Stay Safe Initiative CIC is delighted to announce a landmark new partnership with Acorn Education Trust, which will see its acclaimed Boyz-2-Men programme delivered across the Trust’s 21 primary and secondary schools over the coming years. The partnership will see […]
Looksmaxxing, Mogging and the Mental Health Crisis We Risk Missing in Boys
Recently, however, we have witnessed a significant shift. What were once typical adolescent concerns about height, weight, muscle mass, acne or hair are now being amplified by a growing online culture centred around “looksmaxxing” and “mogging”. While some adults may dismiss these terms as harmless internet slang, doing so would be a mistake. Beneath the surface lies a […]
The Power of Male Role Models in Primary Education: A Conversation with Matt Yates
In the heart of primary schools across the country, there are educators shaping the future – not just through lessons in math and literacy but through the power of positive role modelling. One such educator is Matt Yates from Gulval School in Penzance Cornwall (Part of the Truro and Penwith Academy Trust) a passionate and dedicated primary school teacher […]
Bro science, 5 minute abs & Steroids
Online health influencers and their Impact on young men and boys! When you hear about the negative impact social media can have on young men and boys, it’s usually in relation to TOXIC masculinity, people like Andrew Tate or issues surrounding VAWG (violence against women and girls). What we don’t hear many people discuss how […]
The Impact of Online Misogyny on Boys and the Greater Need for Male Support
In recent years, the rise of online misogynistic content has without doubt had an impact on large numbers of boys, many of whom feel increasingly disillusioned by the world around them. Aggressive algorithms on social media platforms serve up harmful ideologies, often presenting unhelpful, outdated or aggressive forms of masculinity as an answer to their […]
Navigating the Balance: Addressing Misogyny Without Alienating Boys
he recent government plans to treat extreme misogyny as a form of terrorism underscore a critical step in addressing violence against women and girls (VAWG). It is undeniable that the rise in extreme misogynistic ideologies, especially those promoting them online, poses a significant threat. However, as we navigate this complex issue, it is equally important […]
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