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HEALTH AND WELLBEING - STUFF FOR MEN
INDIVIDUALS ORGANISATIONS PRODUCTS SOCIAL MEDIA SUPPORT GROUPS | What's it like to do CrossFit training with cerebral palsy? Armand Poreaux is the new crossfit star with his video that went viral in 2017 |
| For blokes, the theme of being disabled and male in society comes up repeatedly, including issues of responsibility, dependence, dominance, and public perception. |
| Nick Santonastasso is living life to the fullest and crushes it in the gym despite being a double leg and single arm amputee.
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| 3 million Australians are living with depression or anxiety
beyondblue provides information and support to help everyone in Australia achieve their best possible mental health, whatever their age and wherever they live. |
| This is a listing of Academic Programs in Disability Studies in North American colleges and universities. The title “Disability Studies” is broadly used, and is sometimes used to refer to programs in clinical or instructional fields. This listing does not include research or training centers that do not offer formal academic programs. The programs in this listing meet the following criteria:
The sponsoring university offers a four-year undergraduate degree or Master’s or doctoral degrees:
The programs offer a formal academic program, including a degree, concentration, specialization, minor, major, or certificate in Disability Studies;
The programs include disability course work in non-clinical and non-instructional fields (e.g., the Humanities, Social Sciences, Literature, Law, Policy Studies, or the Visual or Performing Arts); and
Information describing the programs can be found in written form or on a university web site. |
| Disability, Pregnancy & Parenthood international (DPPI) is a small UK based registered charity, controlled by disabled parents, which promotes better awareness and support for disabled people considering, during and after pregnancy and as parents.
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| This section of the website relates to men who are fathers of children with disabilities, or who are disabled themselves, or whose partners are disabled. |
| A Guide and Resource Directory to Male Fertility Following Spinal Cord Injury/Dysfunction |
| The Sexual Health Network, Inc. is an Internet publishing and broadcasting company dedicated to providing easy access to information, education, counseling, specialized products, and other resources for people with disabilities, chronic conditions, or natural changes throughout the lifecycle and those who love them or care for them. |
| The Bowral Community Men's Shed has been set up to meet these needs and to provide a substitute space for 'shedless blokes'. Besides encouraging new social activities and friendships the Men's Shed also provides access to other networks for men including local activities and men's health information |
| One of Australia's most successful community initiatives, the Men's Shed program offers men a place to gather, socialise and share with others a variety of 'handyman' type skills, hobbies, knowledge and interests. |
| 3E Love is a social entrepreneurial experiment to change the perception of disability to promote a social model of disability. The company's trademarked Symbol of Acceptance (wheelchair heart logo) is the drive behind it's social mission to provide the tools for others to embrace diversity, educate society, and empower each other to love life. What was once just a small Chicago disability pride clothing brand is now an international movement of acceptance. People with disabilities are everywhere, and thousands of t-shirts and other items later, so is the 3E Love message! |
| This book addresses men with any physical disability or chronic condition, this useful guide provides information needed to pursue rights and obtain services. |
| This study examined portrayals of men's recovery from spinal cord injury (SCI) in magazines about people with disabilities to consider the possible influence of these representations on men's adjustment to their injuries. |
| The film is unparalleled as an exposition of ideas about masculinity. Athleticism and sexuality are key components of culturally constructed masculinity that are made visible through being challenged by disablement. |
| (NB: Look for this at the end of "ANYTHING FOR BABY" article)
Glen Dick, 41, a C5 complete quad, and his wife, Monica, also 41, recently celebrated their daughter Elaina’s first birthday. Her conception and birth was the result of years of research, perseverance and commitment. The family lives in Chalfont, Pa., where Monica works in marketing and Glen, previously a teaching assistant, is a stay-at-home dad. In this interview, Glen shares how he and Monica were able to get pregnant. |
| Lots of articles from US disability magazine 'NEW MOBILITY' about sexual rediscovery, conversations about sex and disability. |
| The goal of this study was to examine how black and white men experience life with a physical disability. |
| This site aims to provide education and support about sexuality, including information about anatomy, behavior, civil rights, abuse prevention, gender identity, disability, and relationships in easy to understand, sex positive language with extensive links to other resources. Everyone is welcome to use this site to learn the facts about sex and relationships. Although initially designed for persons with learning disabilities, it has expanded to include people of all ages, abilities, and sexual orientations.
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