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Certified Male is a journal of men's issues, published in Australia as a 40 page magazine. Topics covered include men's stories, men's rights, masculism, men and feminism, the men's movement, men's groups, fathers and fathering, parenting, boy's education, men's health, domestic violence, gender, relationships, family law, divorce, child support and custody, sexuality, discrimination, sex roles, gender politics and many other issues examined from a male perspective.

Editor: Peter Vogel

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Abuse and recovery

Boys' education

Emotions

  • The wakeup call Martin Wolterding was not surprised when his friend ended his life of isolation and rejection by driving into a tree.
  • A touching story Peter Whitcombe talks about the barriers to and benefits of men being tender and affectionate with each other.
  • M.E.N. (Male empty nest syndrome) When the fledglings leave the nest, fathers grieve too, writes Warren Gray.
  • A father's grief Although psychologist Michael Carr-Gregg specialises in loss and grief, he was shocked to discover how little support was available to him when he experienced the loss of a child.
  • Our "political difficulty" Peter Vogel asks why we are so reluctant to confront the epidemic of male suicide, and suggests some ways we could better meet men's needs.
  • Manhood On Line A major Australian initiative has put a wide range of men's issues on the Internet.
  • To the men who cry When big boys do cry.
  • I Need a Man In times of crisis, heterosexual men need men like themselves to turn to for support.
  • Book Review: Manhood A book about setting men free
  • Back to normal Why do some circumcised men want their foreskins back?

Family law

Fathers

Health

  • Whose deficit? Dr Michael Gliksman takes a critical look at the epidemic of Ritalin use.
  • A father's grief Although psychologist Michael Carr-Gregg specialises in loss and grief, he was shocked to discover how little support was available to him when he experienced the loss of a child.
  • Our "political difficulty" Peter Vogel asks why we are so reluctant to confront the epidemic of male suicide, and suggests some ways we could better meet men's needs.
  • The task ahead Dr George Burkitt, President of the N.S.W. Men's Health and Wellbeing Assn. writes about his personal vision for the Association.
  • Manhood On Line A major Australian initiative has put a wide range of men's issues on the Internet.
  • Taking the Lead The recent Men's Leadreship Gathering kicked off three new men's projects.
  • Circumcision The debate continues.
  • Health AND Wellbeing What are the key issues in men's health?
  • Men on the Line A survey of telephone referral and counselling services for men.
  • Back to normal Why do some circumcised men want their foreskins back?
  • Dying to be noticed It's taken a female Health Minister to do it, but men's health is finally on the official agenda
  • Also: Why we need to research men's health
  • In Support of Dr Alex "Galileo" Proudfoot Sex discrmination and the battle for Men's Health services

Media

Men's movement

Politics

Raising boys

Relationships

Separation and divorce

Sex and sexuality

Violence

Work

Good news

  • ManKind Jennifer Campbell writes about men's special brand of kindness.
  • Manhood On Line A major Australian initiative has put a wide range of men's issues on the Internet.
  • Song of hope The Sounds of the Street program gives street kids opportunities to develop self esteem.

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