
Boys for Change : Changing how boys see manhood for the better
In many communities, boys grow up learning what it means to be a man from the people around them, their families, peers and society. Some of these lessons reinforce harmful beliefs about masculinity, power and the roles of women and girls. When left unchallenged, these attitudes can contribute to discrimination, unequal relationships and gender-based violence.
Changing this requires more than teaching girls to recognise their rights and protect themselves. It also means helping boys understand respect, equality, responsibility and the role they have in building safer communities.








