Featured Videos
Who Does What? (English Subtitles)
MenCare: Who will do what? Women carry the biggest burden of family life. In addition to paid work, they spend significantly more time than men on unpaid care and domestic work. It’s time we men step up and take on an equal share of the burden.
Ready to Go (English Subtitles)
Caring and involved dads raise happy children. Be that dad! The video was produced within the project MenCare – Promoting engaged and caring fatherhood which is supported by the Central State Office for Demography and Youth, Active Citizens Fund and Erasmus+.
Join the Movement: Time for Action
The inaugural State of the World’s Fathers, a landmark analysis of fatherhood, launched in 2015, inspiring advocacy and action with MenCare partners in over 40 countries. Now, it's time for action.
It’s About Time: The Case for Parental Leave
Hear from children how paid, equal, non-transferable leave for all parents can benefit us all in "It's About Time: The Case for Parental Leave."
More Videos
MenCare+ Indonesia: Family Planning PSA
A husband who participates in family planning has a happy family. See how Jal and his wife Nong plan for their second child in Indonesia.
MenCare+ Indonesia: Pregnancy and Birth PSA
It's important for fathers to be involved from the start. See how Jal supports his wife Nong in giving birth – including being present in the delivery room.
Surga Kecil di Bondowoso (Small paradise in Bondowoso)
A religious teacher in Bondowoso, Indonesia upholds gender equality, women's rights and engaging men in domestic work in his community.
MenCare TVC (Lukman Sardi)
"I support MenCare and millions of other fathers who are willing to be involved in caring for their children." - Lukman Sardi
MenCare TVC (Ersa Mayori)
"My husband and I are committed to support MenCare and millions of fathers who are trying to make positive changes for families " - Ersa Mayori
Aku Sayang Ayah (I Love Dad)
This video asks questions about fatherhood to celebrate the launch of the MenCare campaign in Indonesia, called Laki-Laki Peduli.