Men At Work’s current offer comprises:
- Training for professionals who work with boys / young men
A unique, one-day, interactive training course in facilitating the nationally-recognised ’12 Dialogues for Boys and Young Men’ engagement programme. Delivered in-person or online, for those in education, youth work, social work, youth justice and beyond, who want to gain confidence in facilitating constructive dialogues with boys and young men about issues relating to them ‘Being Safe and Being Safe To Be Around’. See our Training page for more details
- Webinars and online ‘Communities of Practice’ CPD sessions
Focused sessions, typically of one or two hours, by arrangement with Local Authorities, Charities, Educational Trusts and Third Sector organisations. Examples include: North East Children’s Services, Lucy Faithfull Foundation, National Education Union, Oxford NHS, Powys Youth Justice Service, Worcestershire Schools Safeguarding Hub, Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL). Get in touch to enquire about this option for your setting / community of practice
- In-person conference keynotes, presentations and workshops
Examples include: National Association of Special Schools, National Conference of Directors of Children’s Services, St Mary’s SARC, Aurora Special Schools annual conference, Compass Social Work Careers Conference, Northamptonshire Police and Crime Commissioner’s anti-MVAWG conference, Sutton Men’s Engagement campaign, United Youth Alliance Conference on Boys and Young Men, Sixth Form College Leaders National Conference. Get in touch to enquire about this option
- Media and press commentary / contributions
Examples include: BBC Newsnight, The Today Programme, The Politics Show, Woman’s Hour, The Guardian, The Observer, The Mail, The Times, The New York Times, LBC, Le Monde, Radio 5 Live. Get in touch to enquire about this option