Author: jeff perera
Since 2008, Jeff Perera been building bridges between people of all genders: having spoken to tens of thousands of people across North America about our ideas of manhood, gender and race, empathy-building, and men helping end gender-based violence. Whether in the boardroom, on campus, or the locker room: we need more examples of positive ways to be a man today. He is a storyteller inspiring new models of possibility for men and young men, and healthier versus harmful ideas of manhood where we work, live, play, worship or study. Jeff has delivered two TEDx talks: 'Words Speak Louder Than Actions' looking at the power of gendered words, and 'The Ladder of Manhood' which explores the male pursuit of identity and how too many men are fluent in a language of violence.
Jeff has delivered interactive talks for team leaders and groups of all genders, fields, creed and faiths within various organizations, conferences and spaces. Jeff’s work helps nurture brave spaces for real discussion: inspiring people to challenge our gendered ideas of success and failure, and to be the lesson in action. You can read written pieces, listen to podcast conversations, and watch interviews with Jeff over at HigherUnlearning.com, which is an online space exploring how limiting ideas of gender impact us all in everyday life.
Some Thoughts and Prayers: Charlie Kirk and Rejecting a Tradition of Hate
What’s Next: Drawing Up Strategies after the Hockey Canada Trial Verdict
Five Truths on Not Buying into the Manosphere Bait and Switch
New Podcast Episodes featuring Jeff!
DROPPING THE ACT: The performance of being a good man.
From being a Beastie Boy to Striving to be a Better Man
jeff talks building bridges between men on the ManKind Podcast!
Manhood Isn’t Toxic… It’s About How You Accessorize It!
Jeff talks to Teen Vogue about Young Men and Masculinity today
Who Is Worthy?
An Episode About Nothing (and Dominant Masculinity)
The Representation Project talks with Jeff!
Barbie invites Men to accessorize our masculinity in helpful ways!
A Rock Star, a Football Hero and a Village can help raise Boys to be Men.
BEING A LIGHTHOUSE FOR YOUNG MEN LOST IN STORMY WATERS
Never Go All the Ye: Don’t ignore the first red flag of Misogyny.
The crow, the pitcher, and how the little things we do lift up a big change.
The Manufacturer we need to talk about when it comes to Gun Violence.
