Men Against Misogyny (MAM) is a grassroots organisation redefining modern masculinity through honest conversation, education, and the arts. Founded by Ron Coleman, Ian Bustard, and Simon McCallum, MAM exists to challenge harmful gender stereotypes and promote healthy models of masculinity in a world increasingly shaped by digital influence.
A BAFTA-winning Scottish actor, director, and filmmaker based in Glasgow. Ian’s diverse career spans film, television, and theatre, with credits such as Marty Goes to Hollywood, Six Four, Shetland, A Love Divid ...
Drawing on his personal experiences as an amateur boxer and nightclub manager, Simon wrote his first play, Shadowboxing, bringing a raw perspective to issues of masculinity and identity.
A Scottish poet and playwright known as The Demented Poet, Ron draws from his personal journey with dementia to create powerful and honest theatre that fosters empathy and connection.
We’re interrogating the digital construction of modern masculinity through radical performance and community action.
Our groundbreaking performance piece dissects the algorithmic reinforcement of toxic masculine stereotypes.
A moderated safe space for discussions about digital masculinity, mental health, and positive alternatives.
Comprehensive guides and workshops addressing online radicalization and algorithmic bias.
Resources for countering online misogyny and building inclusive digital communities.
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This forum gave me the language to understand my digital habits and reconnect with healthier forms of masculinity.
Forum Member, Age 24
Our moderated forum provides a safe space for men to discuss the impacts of algorithmic influence on their identities and relationships.
With expert moderation and community guidelines designed to foster constructive dialogue, we’re building alternatives to toxic online spaces.
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