“I realised some of my friends were too scared to show their emotions around me and our other mates, so I’ll make an effort to check up on them and support them through their tough times.”
— Breaking the Man Code Participant
a Whole
school Approach
Our Education programs are designed to help deliver a cohesive experience to every level of the school or university community - from students, to educators, to parents + guardians.
Tomorrow Man’s overall model is a holistic approach to creating sustained social change. Each workshop is a positive step toward reshaping communities.
Our Student Programs
Yr 9's (single + mixed gender)
Connection Code
Our Year 9 offering is a foundational workshop to prepare students for their Tomorrow Woman & Tomorrow Man journeys.
yr 10 - 12 male Students
Student Program
A highly engaging, relatable and immersive learning journey, training young men how to walk their own path, talk with gravity and engage actively, with purpose, in all areas of their lives. This workshop can be run for boys from Year 10 upwards.
yr 10 - 12 male Students
IN HER SHOES
In Her Shoes is a game-changing workshop designed to equip young men with a deeper understanding and empathy for the experiences of women.
yr 10 - 12 [All Genders combined]
Middle Ground
Following on from the entry level Tomorrow Man + Tomorrow Women workshops, Middle Ground connects all genders through empathy + understanding of shared and unique experiences.
Programs for the Adults
For Teachers
Teacher Training
Our Teacher Training Program gives an insight into what participants experience and how teachers can best support them before, during and after the workshop
For Parents
A Night with the Folks
An engaging and memorable exploration of the work of Tomorrow Man, allowinging participants to have greater understanding of what their young persons experience of the workshop may be.
Let's change the stats
Tomorrow Man’s workshops deconstruct outdated masculine stereotypes and guide young men in creating their own healthier versions of masculinity.
70% of men say that they’re there for their mates. However 48% of men feel that they could not talk to their mate if they were struggling
Men of all ages are more likely to smoke, drink alcohol at risky levels, be overweight, and have a poor diet, compared to women
Boys are more likely than girls to be diagnosed with behavioural disorders (ADHD, ODD & CD)
To build a better tomorrow, we need to start having the important conversations that many of us struggle to start.
How We Do it
Through experiential facilitation we create a safe space for young men to share what’s going on for them and build tighter relationships within their own cohort. Our team are all relatable, charismatic examples of what men can be when they choose not to be defined by old school stereotypes and are able to build rapport with teenagers fast, leaving lots of time for real and honest conversation amongst participants.
The Results
Based on evaluations from 3267 male student participants
92
%
said the workshop broadened their views about what it means to be a man
93
%
felt more confident to reach out for help
97
%
felt more confident about checking in with mates who were struggling
82
%
were more confident to have honest conversations with other guys after the workshop
Who we work with
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Tomorrow Man is a social enterprise in partnership with Tomorrow Woman and Tomorrow Architects. Our offices are located in Sydney and Melbourne – and we travel everywhere across Australia.
