by boysen | Jun 1, 2020 | Featured, From the Board, From the Chair, Recent News
In our communities and men’s groups across the country, our brothers are hurting. Men we have held, cried with, celebrated with are in pain, witnessing men who look like them being killed for the color of their skin. What happened to George Floyd should not happen....
by boysen | Jun 1, 2020 | Celebration Stories, Heart to Heart, Recent News
MKP USA Chair Paul Samuelson interviews Josh Walsman, I-Group Steering Committee Member. Josh shares how a deep personal loss initiated a process that led to the NWTA and ultimately his involvement as an I-Group Steering Committee Member. He also shares how his...
by boysen | May 15, 2020 | Celebration Stories, Heart to Heart, Recent News
MKP USA Chair Paul Samuelson interviews Ron Hering Mission of Service Award Winner Hank Kinzie. Hank shares how his New Warrior training and subsequent participation within I-Groups have helped him in many aspects of his life from the relationship with his Life...
by boysen | May 1, 2020 | Celebration Stories, Heart to Heart, Recent News
MKP USA Chair Paul Samuelson interviews Edwin Morris who is a ManKind Project USA Online I-Group Leader / Moderator and Training Lead. He also shares how he was involved and co-founded the first MKP virtual I-Groups and the positive impact it has made on men who...
by boysen | Apr 15, 2020 | Celebration Stories, Heart to Heart, Recent News
MKP USA Chair Paul Samuelson interviews ManKind Project Past Chair Ed Gurowitz on he got involved with the ManKind Project at the age of 71 via the Warrior Weekend and how that grew into his leadership involvement from that point on. He shares how one of the primary...
by boysen | Apr 1, 2020 | Celebration Stories, Heart to Heart, Recent News
MKP USA Chair Paul Samuelson interviews David Kaar who is ManKind Project Past Chair, Leader Trainer and Creator of the Dragon Training. David shares how he got started with MKP in 1988 and was New Warrior #250. It was a powerfully transformative process that allowed...
