Craig Wilkinson

Force for Good (eBook, ePUB)

The Power of Healthy Masculinity

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Force for Good is a bold and refreshingly balanced exploration of positive masculinity, written to inspire men to become powerful forces for good in a world that desperately needs them to step into this role. The book challenges the extremes that often define the discourse around masculinity aggressive dominance on one side and passive disengagement on the other. It offers a vision of true and healthy masculinity that is both strong and gentle, fierce and safe, confident and humble. At its core is the conviction that men are made to be powerful forces, but only in service of what is good. Power, often misunderstood or negatively viewed, is essential. Without it, a man cannot fulfil his potential or meet the needs of those who depend on him. Power itself is neutral; how it is used determines whether it becomes a force for good or harm. The book is divided into three parts Being Man, Becoming a Force, and Doing Good and builds a compelling case for the value of healthy masculinity. It explores the internal and external battles men face, the journey from boyhood to manhood, and the sacred responsibility to grow in strength and purpose. Force for Good calls men to action, not against others but for the good of others. It is a timely, courageous invitation to be all that a man was made to be, because such a man will be a Force for Good.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Princeton University Press
• Seitenzahl: 224
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781779880932
• Artikelnr.: 75307051

Autorenporträt

Craig Wilkinson is a bestselling South African author, award winning social entrepreneur, inspirational speaker, a dad coach and an advocate for positive masculinity. As an influencer in his field, he is known for passionately promoting the crucial role that good men and fathers play in society. Craig founded the non-profit organisation Father a Nation (FAN) in 2010 in response to the tremendous damage to society caused by the crisis of fatherlessness in South Africa. As a keynote speaker and facilitator Craig covers a variety of topics in the areas of positive masculinity, gender-based violence, gender equality, male allyship, parenting, leadership and excellence. For his work with men in communities Craig was awarded South Africa's first GQ Humanitarian Man of the Year Award in 2019 and the Best Economic Development Project in Gauteng in 2011.