As part of 16 Days of Activism, men and male-identifying people are invited to join us for an engaging and impactful workshop exploring how men can foster healthier relationships – in support of gender equality.
Join Tomorrow Man and special guest Olympic boxer Harry Garside for a different kind of night out.
Spend two hours in casual, honest conversation about what it means to be a man today and what tomorrow’s man might look like. Together we’ll unpack outdated stereotypes and explore new ways to look after ourselves, our mates, our partners, and our community.
Come on your own, or bring a mate, son, dad, brother, uncle or colleague. You’ll walk away with practical tools to improve mental health, build stronger connections, and expand your emotional range.
This is a FREE event, designed for men and male-identifying people aged 16+. Suitable for participants aged 16–17 when accompanied by a guardian. Bookings are essential.
For any accessibility or dietary requirements please contact Stonnington via access@stonnington.vic.gov.au
Brought to you by the Cities of Stonnington and Glen Eira, with the generous support of Respect Victoria and Safe + Equal. Facilitated by Tomorrow Man.
- Where: Toorak Park Pavillion 580 Orrong Rd, Armadale VIC 3143
- Cost: Free event. Limited numbers. Bookings essential.
- Considerations: Light dinner and refreshments available from 5:30PM
- Bookings: online via Tomorrow Man
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Tel: +61 (03) 9956 8860
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