AKAMI UNIVERSITY MEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
Akami University Men's Studies Program is designed to investigate, in a gender-specific manner, the many forces and issues affecting men in today's society. The mission of the program is to prepare and empower graduates to make far-reaching contributions in a variety of professional settings.
Email: information@akimiuniversity.us

American Men's Studies Association
The American Men's Studies Association is a not for profit professional organization of scholars, therapists, and others interested in the exploration of masculinity in modern society.  As the members and supporters of the Men's Studies movement forward their suggestions, they will be considered for incorporation in this page.

Men's Programs, Pierce College
Helping men succeed in higher education.
Contact Bret Burkholder for more info:
(253) 223-3408
gailbret@sbcglobal.net

The Changing Men Collection, Michigan State University
This includes materials devoted to father's rights, the National Organization of Men Against Sexism, mytho-poetic groups, and groups representing men's issues from all over the world. The CMC also features a large collection of periodicals and newsletters.

Culture in the Schools with Joe Manthey
Offering three programs:
Kid Culture in the Schools for educators,  Raising Good Sons for parents, and How Boys Are Shortchanged in the Schools for high school students.
Joe Manthey
P.O. Box 2571, Petaluma, CA 94953
Phone: 707.763.5770 during Pacific Time business hours.
e-mail.

Embracing Your Father: Strengthening Father-Daughter Relationships
Providing daughters, fathers, practitioners, and professors with ideas and resources for strengthening father-daughter relationships. Specific, no-nonsense advice while introducing  people to the best available research and statistics on father-daughter relationships.
Dr. Linda Nielsen, Box 7266, Winston Salem, NC 27109
Phone 336-758-5345, Fax 336-945-9277
Email: nielsen@wfu.edu

Family Violence Laboratory
Since 1975, the Family Research Laboratory (FRL) has devoted itself primarily to understanding family violence and the impact of violence in families. As public and professional interest in family violence has grown, so has the need for more reliable knowledge. The FRL has tried to fill that need in a variety of ways: through comprehensive literature reviews, new theories, and methodologically sound studies.

The Journal of Men's Studies
The Journal of Men’s Studies seeks to publish the best scholarship in the emerging field of Men' Studies recognizing the varied influences of class, culture, race, and sexual orientation on defining men’s experiences. JMS's cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural character disseminates material by men’s studies scholars from various perspectives (political, social, cultural, historical), as well as various disciplines (anthropology, sociology, history, psychology, literature, religious studies). Topics of interest include but are not limited to issues involving men’s relations with others, the continual tensions between the competing and contradictory roles men play in their ever-changing world, and the social construction of masculinities.
Contact: James Doyle, General Editor, PO Box 32, Harriman TN 37748-0032
(423) 369-2375
Email: doyle@mensstudies.com

The Men's Bibliography
A comprehensive bibliography of writing on men, masculinities and sexualities (6th edition)
Contact: Michael Flood, PO Box 26, Ainslie, Canberra, ACT 2602
AUSTRALIA
E-mail:  michael.flood@anu.edu.au

MenTeach
MenTeach, a national nonprofit organization, was founded in 1979 as Men in Child Care & Elementary Education Project. It serves as a clearinghouse for research, education and advocacy with a committment to increase the number of men teaching young children in early and elementary education.
bgnelson@post.harvard.edu

Psychology of Men and Masculinity 
This quarterly journal is devoted to the dissemination of research, theory, and clinical scholarship that advances the discipline of the psychology of men and masculinity. This discipline is defined broadly as the study of how men’s psychology is influenced and shaped by gender, and by the process of masculinization, in both its socially constructed and biological forms.
Editor: David Lisak, PhD  E-mail:  journals@apa.org  

The Society for the Psychological Study of Men and Masculinity (Division 51)
The Society for the Psychological Study of Men and Masculinity (SPSMM) is a Division of the American Psychological Association (APA). Founded at the 1990 APA convention in Boston (initially as a separate organization), the Society became a candidate division of APA in 1995 and a permanent division in 1997. The Society consists of men and women dedicated to promoting the critical study of how gender shapes and constricts men's lives and committed to the enhancement of men's capacity to experience their full human potential.
E-mail:  egcampb@befac.indstate.edu

If you have information about a national resource for men that is not listed here, please contact Jim Bracewell at
jbracewell@themenscenter.com  Thanks!