We are here to understand what is going on with boys and men in South Asia and what can we do to help.
Why we exist?
Boys and men across South Asia are not doing well — in school, at work, in their health, and in how they relate to others. But most conversations still focus on individuals. We are here for a different kind of question:
what if the real issue isn’t just how boys behave, but the systems they move through every day?
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We look at education, health, work, tech, and culture, and ask what would shift if those systems were actually built to support boys and men better. Because when we work with boys and men, we are also building a world that works better for everyone.
What We Do
Research
We explore where boys and men are struggling, what stories are missing, and what needs urgent attention.
Reform
We turn insight into action — identifying key pressure points and testing ideas that shift systems.
Rally
We bring people together to prioritise what matters - from institutions to communities to creative voices.
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Mapping what is known (and unknown) about the lives of boys across South Asia
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Conducting participatory research on high-priority and underexplored issues
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Convening conversations around critical life transitions - education, work, care, and technology
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Informing a three-year strategy for systemic and narrative change by March 2026
Our Immediate Priorities
All contributing to our ambitious three-year strategy by March 2026.
