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MFS Blogs


Tackling misogyny is now a national priority: the role of parents and schools
The blog explains the government’s new plan to tackle misogyny in schools and the updated Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) statutory guidance, highlighting opportunities for parents and schools to work together to challenge harmful gender stereotypes and promote respectful relationships from an early age.


Why are we talking about misogyny? What about violence against men?
This collaboration between MFS and VoiceBox addresses an important question sometimes asked - does addressing misogyny miss violence against men? We argue for the importance in hearing what boys and men are saying and that supporting boys and challenging misogyny are complimentary goals.


Collaborating with Everyone’s Invited and our first parent online discussion
The blog is about how challenging gender stereotypes is part of the fight against gender based violence, the work of Everyone's Invited and our recent collaboration.


Smashing Stereotypes Together at the First Festival of the Boy
MFS had fun at Festival of the Girl's first Festival of the Boy, smashing stereotypes with kids. Read about the day and how you can replicate the activity.
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