About Men Too Movement™
Truth, dignity, and practical support — with room for men and allies to be heard.
Our Mission
Men Too Movement™ exists to restore truth, dignity, and healing for men — including those impacted by abuse, false allegations, bias in family courts, or the weight of unspoken trauma. We build safe spaces, practical tools, and a caring community so men can speak up, get help, and move forward.
Our Vision
A culture where healing and justice aren’t gendered — where men can be heard without shame, access support without hurdles, and work alongside women and allies to build systems that treat everyone fairly.
What We Do
Peer conversation with moderation and safety guardrails. Public reading; member posting; reporting tools to keep things respectful.
A place for peer conversation when chat is available. Treat rooms as shared spaces: leave out identifying case details and private records. Chat is not a confidential counseling or emergency service.
MTM Beacon is the media area for conversations and practical learning. Check individual episodes for available audio, source notes, and transcripts.
A proposed way to show broad community patterns. Location consent and privacy protections require further work before this can be promoted as a safe way to share locations. Do not post a private address or someone else’s location.
State-level data and definitions, presented as public-interest information — to illuminate systems, not to endorse political positions.
Free educational guides and printable organizers for personal use. Start with the Toolkit or a fictional worked example. These are organization tools, not legal advice.
Who We Serve
- Men navigating abuse, trauma, or public stigma
- Fathers facing complex family-court situations
- Men recovering from false allegations or reputational harm
- Veterans and first responders carrying heavy experiences
- Allies who want to help — including women — are welcome
How We Operate
Our work brings together educational resources and peer conversation. We aim for factual information, respectful participation, and clear boundaries. MTM does not provide legal representation, clinical treatment, or emergency response. Organizations interested in supporting this work can start a conversation.
Note: Nothing on this site is legal advice. Always consult a qualified professional for your specific situation.
About the Founder
Christopher Hunnewell is the founder named by Men Too Movement. The initiative centers truth, accountability, and compassion, with practical resources and space for respectful conversation. For organizational or media inquiries, use Contact.
Join the Community
Explore the learning resources and community guidelines, then decide how you would like to participate.
Visit the Forum
Visit the forum for peer discussion. Share your own experience respectfully and keep private case information out of public posts.
Support the Work
Contribute an idea, suggest a resource, or ask about volunteering and program sponsorship.
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