The Problem

There is a battle for the soul of American men
and we are losing our brothers.

Losing our brothers to suicide. Nearly 80% of suicides are men

Losing our brothers to violence.

95% of mass shooters are men

Losing our brothers to loneliness.

Men report having fewer than 1 friend they could call in an emergency

Losing our brothers to incarceration.

92% of the prison population are men

Losing our brothers to isolation.

36% of men report not feeling a part of any community

Losing our brothers to hopelessness.
5 million men has are out of work and not even seeking unemployment

Men report having less than 1 friend that they could call in an emergency.

We admitted we could not grow alone — that we needed a community of men to face what we’d been avoiding.
We admitted we could not grow alone — that we needed a community of men to face what we’d been avoiding.
We named what we’re good at and what we struggle with — our gold and our shadow — and owned both without shame.
We named what we’re good at and what we struggle with — our gold and our shadow — and owned both without shame.
We learned the difference between what “I” can and can’t change and what would need a community to come together and change.
We learned the difference between what “I” can and can’t change and what would need a community to come together and change.
We stepped into leadership — guiding circles, supporting brothers, and becoming the men we needed when we started.
We stepped into leadership — guiding circles, supporting brothers, and becoming the men we needed when we started.

The Solution 

We put in the work to build that community, showing up, asking others to join, all we needed was a willingness to change.
We put in the work to build that community, showing up, asking others to join, all we needed was a willingness to change.
We took individual responsibility for the changes we need to make in our lives, no longer blaming others or waiting to be saved.
We took individual responsibility for the changes we need to make in our lives, no longer blaming others or waiting to be saved.
We examined the systems — internal and external — that keep us isolated, disempowered, or divided.
We examined the systems — internal and external — that keep us isolated, disempowered, or divided.
We carried the circle’s values into the world — into our homes and neighborhoods — to give what we learned to the next man.
We carried the circle’s values into the world — into our homes and neighborhoods — to give what we learned to the next man.
We set goals for our lives and became accountable — to ourselves and to the circle — for living in alignment with them.
We set goals for our lives and became accountable — to ourselves and to the circle — for living in alignment with them.
We learned to listen deeply, speak truthfully, and resolve conflict through clearings, not silence or resentment.
We learned to listen deeply, speak truthfully, and resolve conflict through clearings, not silence or resentment.
We stood together to confront not just our personal struggles, but the barriers to change in our communities.
We stood together to confront not just our personal struggles, but the barriers to change in our communities.

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