Commentary from Vincent Straub, University of Oxford about why the case for reforming paternity pay is clear.

Changes that need to take place coming out of the successful Parenting Out Loud’s first-ever Working Dads' Summit.

Richard Miller on the growing trend around male body image - its wider implications and societal cultural drivers.

How the paternity leave debate must include an assessment of its overarching economic benefits.

Commentary from Nick Isles (Director. CPRMB), on new General Medical Council and British Medical Association research describing the rise of the female doctor.

Commentary on the UK-EU reset and the implications for male employment.

How the media portrayed gender and the latest A level results.

Why postnatal depression in new fathers is an under-researched condition and what steps need to be taken

Guidance strikes the right balance on young men and boys

Commentary on the male student suicide deaths and the importance of gender-sensitive research and policymaking.

Commentary examining the importance of grandads to parents and children - and how they are currently under exploited.

Commentary from Mike Bell on the solutions to boys’ underachievement do not involve holding them back.

CPRMB's budget response - welcome news on the "Cost of Loving", apprenticeships, measures to tackle rough sleeping and misogyny.

Equal pay is important to both genders - improving pay transparency is key to supporting this.

The need for a gender sensitive lens on employment and NEET policy and figures

Commentary on rising male unemployment and Louis Theroux's documentary - "Why" and "How"

Commentary on how Budget 2025 is on balance positive for the men and boys’ agenda to give it a thumbs up.

Commentary from Dr Sophie King-Hill

Exploring the deep roots of male behaviour, cultural expression, and the modern crisis of belonging.

Commentary from Nick Isles on the cultural moment for boys with this week's awards being given to Adolescence and then the premiere of the Netflix film, Steve.

Why it is vital for the new Prime Minister to keep the momentum up on men and boys' policy issues.

We need online guidance from Ofcom for harms affecting men and boys, as well as women and girls.

How men with mental illness are not accurate represented on-screen.