In commemoration of the day of the African Child, Mike Yanou Foundation will join M3AF Africare Association for an amazing webinar on *Mental Health as an Asset in the Education of the African Child* Today,June 15, 2024, 10:00pm Time zone:…
Toxic masculinity refers to harmful and restrictive expectations of what it means to be a man, which can negatively impact men and boys in various ways. This can lead to the suppression of emotions and the belief that expressing vulnerability…
In the crisis region of Cameroon, the importance of fatherhood in the life of a boy child cannot be overstated. Amidst the challenges and uncertainties of the region, fathers play a critical role in providing stability, guidance, and support to…
Creating safe corners that encourage open dialogue, challenge harmful stereotypes and promote gender equality can help mitigate the negative impacts of toxic masculinity and foster healthier outcomes for men and boys. Through our BoysEngage activities, we create safe corners to…
It is time for us to revisit our interventions, asking ourselves how our work impacted the lives of vulnerable boys and men within our society. As we continue to recover from the ongoing crisis in the NW/SW regions of Cameroon,…
As May 16 approaches, we recognize the importance of the boy child and their potential in society, particularly in crisis regions like the NWSW of Cameroon. In honour of this special month and commemoration of the International Day of the…
Promoting an understanding of menstrual health in the workplace is essential as it enhances a growth and productivity environment. It helps to reduce the stigma that can adversely affect the well-being and productivity of women and girls in the workplace.…
In the conflict zone of Cameroon, Women and girls encounter different challenges, with anxiety and stress being prominent among them. These psychological traumas can significantly disrupt the menstrual health of women and girls. Reports of stigmatization by boys and men…
In one of our community interventions in the Fako Division 2024, we had a BoysEngage session with adolescent boys within the Bolifamba community. We asked the question why do boys not cry and the responses we received shed light on…