Showing posts with label men's friendships. Show all posts
Showing posts with label men's friendships. Show all posts
Monday, September 28, 2009
Sunday, December 14, 2008
2008 runners-up posted
The 2008 runners up are posted. One is a news article about men who eat lunch together, and the other is a study of male friendships by a social work professor.
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Still on 2007 awards
Without much input from global contributors yet, the Caring Guys Arts and Media Awards
for positive and healthy portrayals of men's friendships is seeking nominations for 2008.
for positive and healthy portrayals of men's friendships is seeking nominations for 2008.
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Basketball injuries and men trying to do something good
Here is another story about the limits of masculinity.
I attended a greeting card making activity with a woman's philanthropic organization. Although it was open to everyone, I was the only male. The host of the gathering described a situation where the women’s husbands got together to play basketball, which resulted in many of them getting injured.
The Caring Guys Arts and Media Awards is not trying to get rid of
athletics. It's about finding social and healthy options.
I attended a greeting card making activity with a woman's philanthropic organization. Although it was open to everyone, I was the only male. The host of the gathering described a situation where the women’s husbands got together to play basketball, which resulted in many of them getting injured.
The Caring Guys Arts and Media Awards is not trying to get rid of
athletics. It's about finding social and healthy options.
Sunday, March 9, 2008
Main character dumps male friend to pick up female
Around Thanksgiving time last year, I was watching a movie with some of my immediate relatives.
Near the beginning of the movie, the main male character is with a male friend in his car after a confrontation involving another male and his girlfriend, who chose to leave, on the outskirts of town. The main character has a discussion with his friend in the car about the woman, and the next moment shows the main character offering a ride the women from the confrontation scene with the male friend presumably left behind to walk home.
Can movie writers do better than that?
Near the beginning of the movie, the main male character is with a male friend in his car after a confrontation involving another male and his girlfriend, who chose to leave, on the outskirts of town. The main character has a discussion with his friend in the car about the woman, and the next moment shows the main character offering a ride the women from the confrontation scene with the male friend presumably left behind to walk home.
Can movie writers do better than that?
Monday, March 3, 2008
Homeless men, men's friendships
The times that I have volunteered at soup kitchens, usually the majority of the people coming for meals were men.
The majority of advertisements that I have also seen for roommates are for women to stay with other women. One time I saw a man posting a sign advertising for a female roommate, and I asked him why he was looking for a female roommate. He said that he just preferred a female roommate.
With the goal of this site to help promote role models for healthy male friendships, it would be great for that to impact homelessness.
The majority of advertisements that I have also seen for roommates are for women to stay with other women. One time I saw a man posting a sign advertising for a female roommate, and I asked him why he was looking for a female roommate. He said that he just preferred a female roommate.
With the goal of this site to help promote role models for healthy male friendships, it would be great for that to impact homelessness.
Labels:
males,
masculinity,
men's friendships,
social action
Monday, February 25, 2008
The Caring Guys Arts and Media Awards
The purpose of this blog is to support the Caring Guys Arts and Media Awards related to men's friendships shown in the arts and media.
http://caringguys.home.att.net/
Finding portrayals of a positive masculinity
because the violence, senseless rivalries,and isolation cannot end without a replacement.
http://caringguys.home.att.net/
Finding portrayals of a positive masculinity
because the violence, senseless rivalries,and isolation cannot end without a replacement.
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