Staying at home with our sons : fostering healthy masculinity in challenging times Gary Barker, Brian Heilman and Michael Reichert
By: Barker, Gary
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Contributor(s): Heilman, Brian Reichert, Michael.
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BookPublisher: Washington, DC : Promundo-US; ; Washington, DC : Promundo-US ; Kering Foundation, 2020Description: electronic document (24 pages) ; PDF file.Subject(s): ADOLESCENTS | ATTITUDES | GENDER EQUALITY | MASCULINITY | MENTAL HEALTH | PARENTS | PRIMARY PREVENTION | SEXUALITY | SURVEYS | VIOLENCE | YOUNG MEN | INTERNATIONAL | UNITED STATESOnline resources: Click here to access online | Access the website Summary: In the fall of 2019 and early 2020, Promundo and the Kering Foundation commissioned PerryUndem to conduct survey research and interviews with parents and with boys themselves on the topic of masculinity and pressures to live up to certain gender and cultural norms. This research included in-depth interviews with 16 boys ages 8-16 in California and Pennsylvania and a nationally representative survey with parents of boys ages 4-14 in the US, conducted among 801 parents (mothers and fathers).
This new report summarizes the findings of that study, providing new insights on how parents can support healthier and more connected, resilient behavior in their sons. (From the website). Record #6759
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In the fall of 2019 and early 2020, Promundo and the Kering Foundation commissioned PerryUndem to conduct survey research and interviews with parents and with boys themselves on the topic of masculinity and pressures to live up to certain gender and cultural norms. This research included in-depth interviews with 16 boys ages 8-16 in California and Pennsylvania and a nationally representative survey with parents of boys ages 4-14 in the US, conducted among 801 parents (mothers and fathers).
This new report summarizes the findings of that study, providing new insights on how parents can support healthier and more connected, resilient behavior in their sons. (From the website). Record #6759
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