Harvey Weinstein And The End Of Open Secrets
I believe every word that was written in the New York Times, because very similar things happened to me.
The Science of Human Connection / Featured Work
PACH Archives
PACH gathers articles in the media, written by PACH members and others, that provide insight into the roots and solutions to the crisis of connection. See below for recent examples.
Monthly Highlights
The fall of Harvey Weinstein should be a moment to challenge extreme masculinity
Too many men seem aroused by their ability to inflict pain and humiliation on women. But now their victims are being listened to.
Jimmie Briggs answers 5 questions from the We Are Human Campaign
PACH director Crystal Clarke talks to member Jimmie Briggs.
Boys want intimate male friendship to avoid going “wacko”
They say that sharing secrets is vital for their mental health, yet they struggle to keep such friendships as pressures to “man up” intensify.
From our Members
Weekly Action from The Representation Project
If we address toxic masculinity, we can change our culture of violence.
Teacher Educators as Teacher Researchers: Relational Learning Communities in Professional Development
The practitioner inquiry that led to the development of the notion of relational learning communities demonstrate how our own practice as teacher educators can help generate theory and practice.
DACA And The American Dream
For people who have never met Miguel or any of the other Dreamers who will be affected if DACA is rescinded, Sessions’ message may resonate and seem like a reasonable justification for this action.
What Charlottesville Means To Me
The daily reminders and the crushing weight of knowing what this country so eagerly denies are disheartening: We live in a racist country.
From the Media
The fall of Harvey Weinstein should be a moment to challenge extreme masculinity
Too many men seem aroused by their ability to inflict pain and humiliation on women. But now their victims are being listened to.
Businesses To Benefit From Addressing 'Loneliness Epidemic,' Doctor Says
Former surgeon general Dr. Vivek Murthy says that underlying many of the most critical public health issues facing America today is an epidemic of loneliness.
Men are craving authentic friendships – and it's ok to admit it
Male friendships are becoming a rarity in American culture, which could lead some men to look for friends in dangerous situations.
Most Likely, Gun Violence Won’t Be What Kills You (or Saves You)
Social isolation and disconnection are the meta issues contributing to addiction, depression, suicide, and violence in our society.
Why The Vegas Shooting Happened, and Why Men Keep Doing This
From an early age, we have an unhealthy ideal of masculinity that we try to live up to.