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The State of American Men 2025, a new report from

The State of American Men 2025, a new report from @equimundo_org, reveals the emotional, economic, and cultural pressures men are navigating today. The takeaway is clear: men aren’t in crisis because of who they are, but because of what they lack.

What we can do:
✅ Prioritize men’s mental health and economic security in policy
✅ Normalize care work and redefine success beyond outdated gender roles
✅ Counter online radicalization by uplifting positive male identity and belonging
✅ Center empathy — not blame — in how we talk about men and boys

It’s time to shift the conversation. Let’s center care, connection, and belonging, and build a future where all men can thrive.

No one should feel pressured to give up their goal

No one should feel pressured to give up their goals.

Trying to control a partner’s future plans is a form of teen economic abuse and it happens more often than people realize.

Learn more about teen economic abuse and how to support healthy relationships at www.bit.ly/tea-actionguide 💻📚

For many survivors, Medicaid is a lifeline. Now Co

For many survivors, Medicaid is a lifeline. Now Congress is pushing work requirements that would take that care away.

These requirements don’t help survivors. They create barriers. Escaping abuse often means losing a job, moving frequently, or staying hidden to stay safe. Tying health care to work puts lives at risk.

Protect survivors and protect their care. Call your senators today at (202) 224-3121 and give the operator your zip code to be connected.

Learn more about Medicaid work requirements and how they impact survivors at www.bit.ly/medicaidwork

Isolation is more than just a feeling. It is an ep

Isolation is more than just a feeling. It is an epidemic. Over half of men say that no one really knows them. That kind of loneliness does not just hurt. It isolates, disconnects, and leaves space for despair, suicidality, and even political radicalization.

We need connection. We need care. We need to create spaces where men can be truly seen.

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