How systems are shaped, and the role policy, advocacy and collective action play in improving outcomes for men and boys
This work sits beyond individual support and workplace settings – focusing on how policy, systems and broader structures influence the health and wellbeing of men and boys.
It brings together real-world experience, research and collaboration to shape more effective, relevant and inclusive approaches across different sectors.
Global work and contribution
Contributes to national and international men’s health initiatives — connecting policy, research and practice to improve outcomes for men and boys worldwide.
Involvement spans global conversations, publications and collaborative efforts addressing gaps in how men’s health is understood, prioritised and supported.
Learn more about Global Action on Men’s Health (GAMH)↗️
Stay informed
- Read reports and policy papers
- Follow developments in men’s health
- Subscribe to newsletters and updates
- Access resources to support understanding and action
This work recognises that improving outcomes for men and boys is not the responsibility of one sector or system — it requires shared understanding, collaboration and ongoing commitment.
Where this connects
- Policy and systems development
- Workplace and organisational practice
- Community and education settings
- National and international collaboration