This four-part workshop series will run Mondays in June at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) at University of Toronto (252 Bloor St W), Room Number TBA. The cost is $40 or pay-what-you-can.

The series will help white men explore how to address the crises gripping our society by unpacking the complex relationship(s) between social inequality, personal privilege, and political accountability. In a supportive and empowering group environment, participants will discuss how terms like “white supremacist, capitalist, cis-hetero-patriarchy” impact personal experiences of manhood, and much more. The workshops will be facilitated by Andrew Winchur (he/him), a Registered Psychotherapist, educator, writer, and activist with Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) Toronto. He has co-facilitated conversations on critical masculinity for the Parkdale Free School and served as a men’s counselor for Counterpoint Counseling and Educational Cooperative.