As women around the world mobilize to fight against sexism and misogyny, men themselves are identifying how toxic perceptions of masculinity are the root cause. Actor Justin Baldoni has launched web series Man Enough in response, to help men challenge unhealthy male stereotypes in the US.

Puberty can be confusing, and information is often lacking – 30% of young people say that they didn’t learn enough about how their body changes during adolescence. Covering everything from beards to bullying to what's happening ‘down there’, Guy Stuff is a book that's providing support for boys.

In Toronto, a Lululemon community space is playing host to a meaningful initiative that helps men connect with each other over issues that matter. The Huddle is a male bonding group that explores big questions of masculinity and identity that often go undiscussed.

Traditional concepts of masculinity have been turned on their head. Men are proudly toting manbags, sporting man buns and nurturing emotional connections, with 93% of straight men saying they've cuddled another man. It’s accepted, and encouraged, to be emotionally intelligent. Meanwhile, Zoo and FHM have both printed their final pages and Playboy has gone ‘safe for work’. If bants, boobs and booze are out, how do these sensitive souls want to be spoken to?