Several tips of the hat to HEqual for this.

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Our thanks to Elizabeth for informing us of this. There must be few more interesting jobs in parliament than working for Philip Davies, the next five years should be exciting ones for those with an interest in men’s issues.

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An important announcement.

The new AVfM mission statement:

It is the mission of A Voice for Men to provide education and encouragement to men and boys; to lift them above the din of misandry, to reject the unhealthy demands of gynocentrism in all its forms, and to promote their mental, physical and financial well-being without compromise or apology.

We wish Paul Elam every success with this change of direction, and will remain as supportive as we have since we launched J4MB in 2013.

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I’m still catching up with materials published during my Australian trip. An example is this excellent piece from Kathy Gyngell, published a couple of days ago. It attracted a lot of comments, the comments stream in now closed.

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A day or two before the recent conference, Karen Straughan spoke at the Sydney Institute on the topic, ‘Why Marriage is too Risky for Men’. The podcast (60:31) is here.

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Our thanks to Mike P for this.

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While we were all disappointed that Jess Phillips was re-elected in the general election, there was some good news beyond Sophie ‘Doughnuts’ Walker (WEP) losing her deposit in Shipley.

Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh, the SNP member for Ochil and South Perthshire, made enough absurd comments during her speech in the course of Philip Davies’s debate on International Men’s Day, that we presented her with that month’s Toxic Feminist of the Month award. So I was delighted to learn she’d lost her seat in the general election, to one of 12 new Conservative MPs in Scotland.

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An excellent analysis of the ‘Philip Davies has lost his seat’ debacle.

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Excellent (video, 13:34).

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Our thanks to Nigel for this.

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