by adminmkpusa | Mar 16, 2018 | Celebration Stories, Community News, Recent News
#NewWarriors Brett Harmeling and Martin Lassoff rescued dozens of people stranded after Hurricane Harvey using Harmeling’s customized Jeep. Their efforts started when Brett received a call from a friend who awoke to find knee deep water at his bedside. He jumped in...
by adminmkpusa | Mar 15, 2018 | Community News, Recent News
Hello New Warrior, I am thrilled to announce the dates and times for the Ron Hering Mission of Service and Bill Kauth Community Excellence Awards for our 2017 Recipients! This will be the 19th Annual Ron Hering and 2nd Annual Bill Kauth Community Excellence Awards....
by adminmkpusa | Mar 14, 2018 | Community News, From the Chair, Recent News
Ed Gurowitz, the 2018 ManKind Project USA Chairman, will be holding an open Town Hall style meeting on Monday March 19th, 2018 at 5pm pacific / 8pm eastern in the ManKind Project USA Zoom 100 meeting room. The room is open to all NWTA grads. This is an opportunity to...
by adminmkpusa | Mar 9, 2018 | Celebration Stories, Community News, Recent News
25 years ago, in 1992, a young and charismatic man led the New Warrior Washington community to become a training center for the New Warrior Training Adventure. That man was Doug Gilmore. In 2005 Doug was injured in an auto accident that left him unable to function at...
by adminmkpusa | Mar 9, 2018 | Community News, Recent News
The ManKind Project Supports the Global Sisterhood Movement and their Gather in a Circle Campaign. #InternationalWomensDay Gender equity and the empowerment of women is a key to our collective liberation. As women rise, we all rise. Listen. Do our work. Make room....
by adminmkpusa | Feb 22, 2018 | Community News, From the Chair, Recent News
by Ed Gurowitz In the wake of the Florida school shooting let’s abandon, for the moment, the gun control debate. Not that it’s not important, but experience has shown that nothing we’re going to do or say here will affect it. (If for some reason you’re interested in...
