Men & Boys
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“Here’s Where Heaven Starts”: A Father, a Song, and a Moral Inheritance
There are no easy answers. There is, instead, a choice and the song names it plainly and directly: “The cross or the machine.”
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Geographic mobility: Its promises and discontents
The constitutional values of faith, family and freedom engender an interconnected populace, intergenerational strength and a robust civil society. Were there a restoration of these pillars of culture, more places would feel like home.
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The love that lets us share a name
To share a name is to share that deeper story. It is to say: you are not alone. You are held. You belong. You are part of something that began before you and, God willing, will continue after you.
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Sutherland holds Men & Boys Well-being Symposium
Sutherland held a half-day symposium, focused on men and boys’ mental health, purpose, and civic anchors.
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Missing Anchors: How some men drift from health, vocation, and purpose
For too long, the struggles some men in modern society face have gone unmeasured, unreported, and unaddressed. We must better comprehend the struggling subset of men in America.
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Micro-supports: A small idea that could change the future for young men
Restoring principles of mentorship, accountability, and service is essential to rebuilding structures that help young men thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
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Builders Needed: Assessing workforce shortages in construction
If our state’s future rests on our ability and commitment to build – houses, families, communities, and opportunities – then we must first ensure we have willing hands to do this work.
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The transformative power of fatherhood: How being a dad elevates happiness, work, and civil society
American society as a whole would be well served to consider the fact that fatherhood is a powerful source of personal flourishing and social renewal.