Men Stopping Violence is a national training institute that provides organizations, communities, and individuals with the knowledge and tools required to mobilize men to prevent violence against women and girls. We look to the violence against women’s movement to keep the reality of the problem and the vision of the solution before us. We believe that all forms of oppression are interconnected. Social justice work in the areas of race, class, gender, age, and sexual orientation are all critical to ending violence against women.
Stacey Dougan, Men Stopping Violence's Board Chair, and Lee Giordano, Men Stopping Violence's Training … [Read More...]
Sulaiman Nuriddin, Director of Men’s Education at Men Stopping Violence, appeared on the Mo Ivory show … [Read More...]
On Monday November 26th, staff at Men Stopping Violence (MSV) met with a delegation of professionals … [Read More...]
Ford partners with The National Center for Civil and Human Rights (NCCHR) to recognize winners of Ford … [Read More...]
Men Stopping Violence's Because We Have Daughters Program at work. For many years, violence against … [Read More...]
Sixteen undergraduates made history this spring by completing MSV’s first-ever academic course offering … [Read More...]
July 10, 2013 The Ally Breakfast is an opportunity for men to learn and exchange ideas about building … [Read More...]
June 12, 2013 - June 14, 2012 Men Stopping Violence (MSV) is pleased to announce our new curriculum: … [Read More...]
June 12, 2013 at 2pm Eastern (11am Pacific) In honor of Father's Day, Lee Giordano and Sulaiman Nuriddin … [Read More...]
January 26, 2013 at Unitarian Universalist Metro Atlanta North. Men Stopping Violence (MSV) created … [Read More...]
Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Men Stopping Violence at the Awards Dinner on October 27 at the Four … [Read More...]
“Men Stopping Violence is a unique organization fearlessly tackling a subject that’s long been taboo. Violence against women should be a thing of the past. We all need to recognize that the decisions we make every day and the words we use have the power to shape part of the way women are viewed and treated by society at large. That doesn’t just apply to gender, of course. Everyone has the power to be an agent of change and has a responsibility to talk about serious, sensitive issues and set examples by the lives we lead. Advocating for ending violence is in the best interest of nonviolent men because it will improve our own lives and the lives of everyone around us, including the ones we love and want to see lead safe and healthy lives”. – George McKerrow
For many years, violence against women has been seen as a “women’s issue” but is a human issue. The question is, “Why would men want to get involved in ending violence against women?” The answer is, “because they have daughters.” Men have daughters, sisters, friends, mothers, co-workers and other women in their lives who men want to be safe but they do not have the skills or tools to help create that safety. [Read More...]
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