Daniel Veidlinger, Ph.D. is chair of the Comparative Religion Dept. at  CSUChico. He answers these questions: 1. Why did you chose to study Religious Studies? 1. How much of the New Testament is historically based? Biblical scholar  Bart Ehrman, a former evangelical, writes about how much the Bible has  changed over the centuries. How do you interpret the Bible? 2. Why did Christianity become the most popular religion globally? 3. Discuss the notion of the prophet in the three Abrahamic religions.

Professor Paul Nathanson teaches at McGill University in Quebec. He's  written a series of books about misaandry (denigration of men).

Professor Ingólfur Vilhjálmur Gíslason discusses gender equality in  Nordic countries, especially Iceland. He teaches a Men and Masculinities  course, was an advisor for the government's Centre for Gender Equality,  and has written about gender equality in Nordic countries.

Maria Betania Flores and Astrid Rigos are English teachers in Uruguay. They discuss gender issues and feminism for a book on global young feminists.

Nurzhan Estebesova is a feminist, age 25, from Kyrgyzstan. She discusses post-colonial feminism, etc.

Assistant Professor at Portland State University. Founder, Men Against Rape groups in Eugene, Oregon, Washington, D.C., and Manhattan, Kansas. He has published extensively in professional journals from his research in Quantum Scattering Theory, Gender Equity, and Diversity Training Methods. He has served as co-chair of the National Organization for Men Against Sexism (NOMAS) and, as co-chair of the NOMAS Task Group on Child Custody Issues, is recognized as one of the leading writers and speakers in the country with expertise on ethical and public policy issues related to the overlap between child custody, child abuse, and woman abuse.

Publishes about: Atomic theory, computational physics, nanometrology, quartic diode electron mirror design, anti-bias & diversity training, warming the campus climate for marginalized students http://web.pdx.edu/~straton/

Indian journalist Suparna Sharma interviews Gayle Kimball about "Climate Girls Saving Our World," and then Gayle interviews Ms. Sharma about feminism in India.

Lee Mun Wah questions

1. Where and when were you born?

2. What did you learn about becoming a man growing up born poor in the flatlands of Oakland, as a young boy of Chinese descent in terms of being a leader and a man?

3. Your education and career path? Changes you’ve seen in youth, i.e., increasing rates of anxiety and depression, men only 40% of university students.

4. How is your approach to mindfulness from an eastern and buddhist approach impacting counselors, social workers, HR professionals, and therapists all over the country?

5. Impact of being the “model minority” i.e., Asian Americans outnumber whites in UC.

Any spillover from China’s attack on sissy men entertainers?

6. How to teach about cross-cultural understanding of racism in the Trump Era? What is familiar about the Trump era?

As a man of color, if you could say something to white America, what would that be?

In what ways can this country help end anti-Asian violence and in what ways is it not supportive?

7. Themes in your films and books:

The Art of Mindful Facilitation, 2004

Let’s Get Real-What People of Color Can’t Say and White Won’t Ask, 2011

The Color of Fear

Walking Each Other Home

Last Chance for Eden

8. Branches of the men’s movement that are most effective?

In what ways has the men's movement not met the needs of men of color and why?

It has been rumored that you confronted Robert Bly in front 2,000 men at a major conference in San Francisco. What was that all about?

Gayle Kimball, the author of "Happy Marriages: 30 Global Couples Tell Their Stories," is interviewed by Valeria Koopman. 

https://fitforjoy.org/valeriateles

Video interviews with the couples are on Dr. Kimball's YouTube channel.

Andi Sauer is an English/Gender Studies Senior in NYC's Hunter College.  She co-produces video stories of identity. Unlabeled: https://youtu.be/SFAeayRauSM  Unlabeled Part 2: https://youtu.be/XTnwFkLP4jc Unlabeled Part 2 Panel discussion: https://youtu.be/a25ZcLIxKkY 2021 Unlabeled Part 2 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unlabeledpt2/?hl=en  Right now, I’m working on a series of storytelling workshops following  the model I helped to create with the Unlabeled Part 2 workshops  specifically tailored to survivors of sexual trauma.