Advocating for the Equal Rights of Men and Boys

The National Center for Men is a nonprofit educational and advocacy organization focused on addressing gender equality issues as they affect men and boys, particularly in the areas of family law and reproductive rights.

To promote fairness and equal rights for men and boys in family law, reproductive choice, and other areas where they may face legal or social inequality.

A society in which gender equality includes full recognition of men’s rights and responsibilities, and where legal and cultural institutions treat all individuals fairly regardless of gender.

Founded in the early 1980s, the National Center for Men emerged in response to perceived imbalances in the legal system that affect men, particularly regarding child custody, paternity, and reproductive rights. The organization gained national attention through legal advocacy and media appearances highlighting men’s issues.

• Legal counseling and support for men facing issues such as paternity fraud or custody disputes
• Public advocacy for gender-neutral laws
• Educational materials and media outreach
• Involvement in landmark legal cases addressing men’s reproductive rights

The National Center for Men has played a key role in bringing attention to men’s reproductive rights and has been involved in public discourse and litigation aimed at establishing gender-equal legal standards.

• Glenn Sacks: Former Executive Director; media advocate on issues of fathers' and men's rights
• Mel Feit: Founder and longtime director; known for launching the “Roe v. Wade for Men” legal initiative
• Board Members and Staff: Dedicated professionals and volunteers committed to the organization's mission.

• Collaborates with attorneys, legal experts, and gender equality advocates to pursue reform.
• Partners with other fathers’ rights organizations and legal reform groups.

• Donate to support advocacy efforts
• Volunteer to help with research or outreach
• Share the organization’s mission and work through social media or community events

Address: National Center for Men P.O. Box 718 Stony Brook, NY 11790

Phone: (631) 751-2345

Email: info@nationalcenterformen.org

Official website: https://nationalcenterformen.org/