Young Men Research Initiative
Young Men Research Initiative, Odanga Madung, Naisha Roy, Charlie SabgirGen Z’s political gender gap has exploded in the US and globally. YMRI researches the gender gap and supports campaigns to engage young men on progressive issues in 2025 and beyond.
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Young Men Research Initiative is committed to better understanding trends among young men in the U.S. and around the globe, and providing strategies for more effective engagement. Please reach out to [email protected] for any inquiries.
I tour the human condition through data |Co-founder @odipodev |Fellow: Harvard Kennedy School
Journalism Student at the Medill School of Journalism
Data-backed takes on Gen Z and young men: the manosphere, political trends, digital nihilism, prediction markets, AI, and more. Host of Upswing Podcast.
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