Supporting parents in raising kind, confident, and respectful boys in today’s complex world.
Practical tools, guidance, and resources to support your child at every stage.
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87% of Canadian Parents and Caregivers Think the Attitudes of Boys and Young Men Have Become Less Supportive of Girls’ and Women’s Equality
RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS
Our newly published research investigates the experiences and perspectives of Canadian parents raising boys, with particular attention to boys’ attitudes toward gender equality, masculinity, and the influence of the manosphere on their worldview. -
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The Complete Parents’ Guide to ‘The Manosphere’ and Online Radicalization
MANOSPHERE AND RADICALIZATION
Start here. This guide helps you make sense of the manosphere and online radicalization—what it is, how boys are drawn in, and what it means for your child. -
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The Manbox
NAVIGATING MASCULINITY
The ‘Manbox’ helps explain the invisible pressures boys and men face to fit into narrow ideas of masculinity. This video offers a powerful starting point for parents to understand how these expectations shape behaviour, emotions, and relationships—and how to begin meaningful conversations with their children.
About raisingboys.ca
Raising boys today can feel complex. Between online influences, changing expectations, and everyday pressures, many parents are asking the same questions:
Am I doing this right? How do I support my child in a healthy way?
At raisingboys.ca, we’re here to support you, not to judge or tell you how to parent.
This platform was created by White Ribbon to give parents practical tools, guidance, and real-world strategies to help boys grow into kind, confident, and respectful people.
Whether you're navigating online content, relationships, or conversations about masculinity, you’ll find resources designed to meet you where you are.
Because raising boys isn’t about having all the answers.
It’s about staying connected, asking questions, and learning together.
