And there are groups that are non-ideological, but generally interested in men's wellness, such as Men's Health magazine and the Men's Advancement Newsletter . Of course, The Mens Issues Page has a huge amount of info on these topics. There are, I think, two other threads to note in the Mens movements. Men's Recovery - John Lee , Marvin Allen , Aaron Kipnis , Herb Goldberg , Interested in ways that men are damaged by our society. A large focus on the problems of men who have grown isolated from their fellows and trapped by their sex-roles.
Work is personal and often done as recovery work.
The Mens Recovery writings have been influential on the Mens Rights crowd, but the Mens Recovery writers are not political. I'd originally lumped the Recovery group in with the Mythopoets, and they shade into each other. But the Mens Recovery writers are not as New Age as the Mythopoets, and tend to be more more psychologically oriented. Both groups focus on the absent father as central to men's wounding. The Fatherhood Movement - National Fatherhood Initiative , David Blankenhorn, others .