- Published: 20 February 2025
- ISBN: 9780241672679
- Imprint: Penguin eBooks
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 208
EVERY MAN
Why Violence Against Women is a Men’s Issue, and How You Can Make a Difference
- Published: 20 February 2025
- ISBN: 9780241672679
- Imprint: Penguin eBooks
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 208
Unflinchingly honest, Every Man equips men with the tools to become true allies. Katz doesn't offer empty promises or performative gestures; instead, he lays out the concrete actions every man can take to help dismantle gender violence. This is the handbook our culture so desperately needs
Jameela Jamil
A must-read for men who want to learn more about what they can do to end violence against women
Professor Nicole Westmarland, Durham University Centre for Research into Violence and Abuse
True ally-ship can be hard to come by in this area and harder still to define, but Katz has laid out a blueprint for what men can do and is leading by example. An important book at a critical time
Emma-Louise Boynton
The violence that some men commit against women and girls is an issue for all men: it harms the women and girls we love, gives all men a bad name, and hurts our communities. Jackson Katz invites every man to have the courage to speak up and challenge this abuse. Katz is an outstanding educator and thought leader, and this book provides essential tools, language, and action for making change
Professor Michael Flood, author of Engaging Men and Boys in Violence Prevention
Bold but deeply rooted in compassion, Katz's writing offers us a roadmap too compelling to ignore. This is the kind of wisdom you feel inspired to study over and over again
Gina Martin
In this timely and urgent book, Jackson Katz calls on men to confront the uncomfortable truths about male violence. He offers a practical and transformative blueprint for those who want to play a crucial role in promoting safe, healthy relationships. Katz's efforts have a movement not only in North America but globally. I urge all men-especially those who love the women in their lives-to read this book and reflect on the critical role they can play in breaking the cycle of violence
Deeyah Khan, BAFTA and Emmy Award-winning filmmaker and human rights activist