Looking for men in social impact and social justice


Dear community

I'm looking to meet more men working in social impact and justice.

Not for dating. πŸ˜„

I'm looking for men who are:

β€’ Step into their tender masculinity
β€’ Become better role models for their families, communities and workplaces
β€’ Apologise and repair when they get it wrong
β€’ Unlearn behaviours that no longer serve them
β€’ Keep learning, laughing and growing

I believe changing our living systems starts with changing ourselves.

That's why I'm bringing together another cohort of Men in Social Impact. No advice giving. No performance. Just honest conversations, play, a few terrible dad jokes, and men committed to growing together.

Last session of the season is 9 July, 7.30pm UK time, where we look at:

β€’ Meditation and visualisation of being an amazing role model this summer
β€’ Drop into some questions on ourselves, triggers, roles and give each other space to answer...
β€’ Some summer modelling challenges on being an amazing parent and partner.
β€’ Some dad jokes so we don't forget the biggest message my mate the Buddha gave me, don't forget to play.

Link for next season here - https://menscircle.carrd.co/​

Email me or send on to someone who this may resonate with.

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Mohammed Ali (The Innovation)

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