Phil Cook is a journalist, author, and advocate for gender equity with a focus on men's rights. He is known for addressing the often-overlooked issues faced by men, such as domestic violence and family law inequalities. Cook brings attention to how both men and women are affected by gender stereotypes and has worked to ensure that services and policies are inclusive of all genders.

• 1970s : Bachelor's degree in Journalism from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), California.

Phil Cook began his career as a broadcast journalist, working for several news stations across the United States. He later shifted his focus to gender issues, particularly men's health and rights. Cook has conducted research and given presentations on topics like male victims of domestic violence and fathers' rights. His advocacy is grounded in a belief in equal treatment for all, regardless of gender, and he has been active in media, public speaking, and nonprofit work.

• Member and speaker.
• Advocate for male victims of domestic violence.
• Contributor to NCFM's efforts to address legal and social inequalities affecting men and boys.