Young Men Research Initiative
Young Men Research Initiative, Milan Singh, Odanga Madung, Charlie Sabgir, Naisha RoyGen 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. Donate at: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/youngmenresearchinitiative
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How Should We Talk To Young Men About Voting
Polling (including by YMRP) shows that Trump is losing support among young men. But it’s far from clear how these changing views will impact political participation or future elections. The generic Congressional ballot, for example, has rem...
What Young Men Are Hearing about Healthcare
Expanded Affordable Care Act subsidies are set to expire in two weeks. The top podcasts offer different explanations for who’s to blame. All in all, the broader ‘manosphere’ has been effectively silent.
Two Gen Zs, Two Different Politics
For Democrats wringing their hands over young men since November 2024, this year’s elections offered a rare moment of respite. Men under 30 swung blue from coast to coast, and Zohran Mamdani’s campaign is being touted as a possible playbook...
How Weaponized Masculinity Fuels Kenya's Violence for Hire
This guest post is by Odanga Madung, a Harvard Kennedy School Fellow and Managing Director at Odipo Dev, a data-driven research group in Nairobi, Kenya, and by researcher Darius Okolla.
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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.
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I tour the human condition through data |Co-founder @odipodev |Fellow: Harvard Kennedy School
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