As men continue to engage in conversations around toxic masculinity and its detrimental effects, they're looking for more nuanced representation from brands. In fact, two-thirds of men in the UK say that negative male stereotypes in advertising cause psychological damage.

As people around the world wrestle with the impact of COVID-19 on their mental health, therapy and helpful apps are being sought out by people looking for support. Tackling the stigma of open conversations about mental health, Intellect is a Singapore-based app pushing for positive change.

It’s well-established that COVID-19 has had an uneven impact on the American public, with communities of color experiencing worse physical health outcomes. But how has the pandemic affected the mental health of Latinx Americans? And what’s preventing them from seeking treatment?

Personal care products targeted at men have often promoted masculinity stereotypes, either promising the attention of women or intentionally straying away from language perceived as ‘feminine’. STUFF is a men’s personal care brand aiming to dismantle toxic masculinity narratives.