Advocating for the rights and well-being of men and boys

A nonprofit organization focused on addressing issues affecting men and boys, including gender discrimination, family law, and educational equity.

To raise awareness about the ways in which sex discrimination affects men and boys, and to advocate for their equal treatment under the law and in society.

A society where all individuals, regardless of gender, are treated equally and fairly in all areas of life, including family, education, employment, and the legal system.

Founded in 1977 as “Free Men, Inc.” and later renamed the National Coalition for Men, NCFM is the oldest men’s rights organization in the United States. It has a long history of legal advocacy, public education, and outreach campaigns focused on gender equality for men and boys.

• Legal advocacy in cases involving gender-based discrimination
• Public education through articles, media outreach, and conferences
• Support for male victims of domestic violence and false accusations
• Campaigns for gender equity in family law and education

NCFM has been involved in numerous high-profile legal cases challenging gender bias, including lawsuits related to male-only military registration, domestic violence shelters, and false allegations. Its advocacy has influenced public discussions around gender equality.

• Harry Crouch: President – Oversees operations and public representation of the organization
• Marc Angelucci (deceased): Former Vice President and legal advocate known for key legal victories before his death in 2020
• Board Members and Staff: Dedicated professionals and volunteers committed to organization's mission.

• Collaborations with attorneys, legal organizations, and individuals advocating for gender equity
• Regional chapters and individual volunteers across the United States

• Join as a member
• Donate to support legal efforts and outreach
• Volunteer with local chapters
• Participate in educational events and campaigns

Address: National Coalition For Men, P.O. Box 582023, Minneapolis, MN 55458

Phone: (619) 231-1909

Email: ncfm@ncfm.org

Official website: https://ncfm.org