by Boysen Hodgson | Jun 26, 2020 | Celebration Stories, Community News, Featured, Recent News
Join us for an open men’s group. Come check in! As part of the ManKind Project USA’s participation in the World Unity Week, MKP USA will be hosting an Open Men’s Group meeting. What parts of yourself are you ready to bring forward? What are you ready...
by Boysen Hodgson | Jun 21, 2020 | Community News, Featured, Recent News
EPISODE #37: BLACK LIVES MATTER – How did we get here? With Paul Newell (Metro NY Tri State Weekend Administrator for the NWTA Men of Color Weekend) and Bharataji (New Warrior Training Adventure Full Leader, ManKind Project Chicago). Brandon Clift hands the mic...
by Boysen Hodgson | Mar 22, 2020 | Celebration Stories, Community News, Recent News
Moving with love and grace. The ManKind Project USA, like all organizations and individuals, is undergoing a rapid evolution. It’s a difficult time. Please spend a few minutes with the three Chairs and the Communications Director of the ManKind Project USA....
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by Boysen Hodgson | Mar 13, 2020 | Community News, Recent News
The ManKind Project USA is postponing, rescheduling, or as a last course of action, canceling all upcoming events through April 30, 2020. (On March 18, 2020 this date was moved to June 1, 2020.) This includes New Warrior Training Adventures, Advanced Leadership...
by Boysen Hodgson | Dec 25, 2019 | Community News, Featured, Oyate News, Recent News
Francis ‘Chubbs’ Thunder Hawk passed on November 13, 2019. Francis Chub Thunder Hawk, Tasunke Kinye lived life doing what he loved, riding on many horseback rides and singing Lakota songs. He was a lowan wicasa. He composed many Lakota songs. He was a spiritual...
by Boysen Hodgson | Dec 18, 2019 | Community News, From the Chair, Recent News
2019 has been a banner year for the ManKind Project USA, and we want to close out the year by celebrating some of the achievements and the people responsible for them: A total of 1905 men completed 76 New Warrior Training Adventure weekends – an average of 25.9 men...
