Publications

The MenCare Parental Leave Platform presents 10 ways to leave gender inequality behind and give our children the care they need.

This Dutch adaptation of the MenCare Parental Leave Platform advocates for greater paid parental and paternity leave in the Netherlands.

This summary in Spanish of the MenCare Parental Leave Platform presents 10 ways to promote gender equality and care for children through paid leave.

This advocacy brief provides policy recommendations for governments around gender-transformative approaches to gender equality and sustainable development.

This pamphlet provides an overview of the MenCare+ program, an innovative four-country collaboration between Rutgers and Equimundo.

This pamphlet provides an overview of the MenCare+ program’s strategies and interventions to engage boys and men in social change and as caring partners and fathers.

This brief provides an overview of how the MenCare+ program’s multiple components influence and strengthen one another.

This brief gives an overview of the MenCare+ program’s key outcomes across in Brazil, Indonesia, Rwanda, and South Africa.

This document provides an overview of +Pai, the MenCare+ initiative in Brazil that aimed to increase male involvement in maternal and child health, caregiving, and self-care.

This brief highlights the MenCare+ program in South Africa to engage men and boys in gender equality and violence prevention.

This brief highlights the MenCare+ program in Brazil to engage men and boys in gender equality, fatherhood, and sexual and reproductive health and rights.

This brief highlights the MenCare+ program in Indonesia to engage men and boys in gender equality and violence prevention.

This brief highlights the MenCare+ program in Rwanda to engage men and boys in gender equality and violence prevention.

Find out more about the MenCare global fatherhood campaign, including our themes, our work, and our partners around the world.

This MenCare+ flyer tells stories of change from Brazil, Indonesia, Rwanda, and South Africa.