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To join the conversation and be part of the community:
Behind The Mask-ulinity Private Facebook Group
To connect with directly:
E-Mail Me: [email protected] or Instagram Me
Recommended reading: "Season of Life" by Jeffrey Marx
Are you a man? How do you know? What happened? What changed in you?
Was it your first chest hair? Was it your first kiss? Was it your first fight? Was it your first drink or cigarette? Was it when you lost your virginity? Was it at 18? Was it when you got married? Was it your first job?
Who decided this anyways? Who made the decision as to where, when or how you become a man? What does it mean to be a man, anyhow?
Your version of manliness and masculinity is different than mine. Our version is different than many other guys. To different cultures around the world, our version might make no sense at all. And their version might make no sense to us. So where does that leave us?
Join me as I sit down with Dr. Ka'eo Vasconcellos ([email protected]) for a conversation on this vital topic as we discuss his work with young men, the varying definitions of masculinity, and how we can help men develop their own identity and sense of manliness.
Check out his TED Talk!
Dr. Vasconcellos is a Doctor of Philosophy who earned his degree from the University of Hawaii at Manoa in Educational Foundations. He is currently a social studies teacher at Punahou School in Honolulu, Hawaii where he teaches American Studies and Gender Studies. In 2012, he was awarded the Honolulu District Teacher of the Year Award.
We dive deep into his incredible and impactful work with young men and the data he uncovered while researching for his dissertation titled “Hawaiian Male Adolescent Students’ Perceptions of Masculinity”.
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By Christian LopezTo join the conversation and be part of the community:
Behind The Mask-ulinity Private Facebook Group
To connect with directly:
E-Mail Me: [email protected] or Instagram Me
Recommended reading: "Season of Life" by Jeffrey Marx
Are you a man? How do you know? What happened? What changed in you?
Was it your first chest hair? Was it your first kiss? Was it your first fight? Was it your first drink or cigarette? Was it when you lost your virginity? Was it at 18? Was it when you got married? Was it your first job?
Who decided this anyways? Who made the decision as to where, when or how you become a man? What does it mean to be a man, anyhow?
Your version of manliness and masculinity is different than mine. Our version is different than many other guys. To different cultures around the world, our version might make no sense at all. And their version might make no sense to us. So where does that leave us?
Join me as I sit down with Dr. Ka'eo Vasconcellos ([email protected]) for a conversation on this vital topic as we discuss his work with young men, the varying definitions of masculinity, and how we can help men develop their own identity and sense of manliness.
Check out his TED Talk!
Dr. Vasconcellos is a Doctor of Philosophy who earned his degree from the University of Hawaii at Manoa in Educational Foundations. He is currently a social studies teacher at Punahou School in Honolulu, Hawaii where he teaches American Studies and Gender Studies. In 2012, he was awarded the Honolulu District Teacher of the Year Award.
We dive deep into his incredible and impactful work with young men and the data he uncovered while researching for his dissertation titled “Hawaiian Male Adolescent Students’ Perceptions of Masculinity”.