"NOT ALL MEN"
If you're like me, this phrase probably provokes a hard eye roll - potentially even a visceral reaction. Those of us who profoundly care about women know all too well that this phrase is generally used in bad faith by men who claim to love women but then actively support systems that pray on girls and women. More often than not, they would rather silence survivors and advocates then engage in meaningful discourse on what it truly means to be the protectors they claim to be.
Now if you are a man who instinctively wants to prove me wrong - good. I challenge you to turn "Not All Men" into a call to action. Let's show women that Not All Men are predators. Let's go one step further, All Men have the capacity to be protectors and change makers when it comes to promoting the health, safety, and wellbeing of women and girls.
We believe that true progress begins when men actively support solutions designed by the women who live them. Our mission is to foster a global community where leadership is shared and trauma-informed systems thrive through collective action.
By prioritizing education and community commitment, we empower men to become allies in the movement for women-led projects, financed by men. Together, we are building a future where women and girls can safely grow, heal, and thrive.
Priority 1:
Mental Health
One in three women have experienced child sexual abuse. Leading psychological associations recommend over 40 annual therapy sessions for those recovering from sexual trauma.
A fund financed by men and controlled by women to support initiatives that prioritize the safety and wellbeing of women and girls.
Donations will start being collected in Fall 2026 after appoointing a Board of Directors.
The Not All Men Foundation Fund
Priority 2:
Preventative Care
Access to affirmative maternal health care is under attack nationally. These policies and funding cuts actively endanger women and girls who deserve to have bodily autonomy and to make informed family planning decisions.
Priority 3:
Safe & Affordable Housing
Domestic violence is the leading cause of homelessness for women and children. Leaving an abusive relationship costs over $12,000 and takes over five attempts on average, primarily due to unrealsitic financial burdens.
