Teaching Power Everywhere.
Men's Rea™.
Men’s Rea™ is the Elizabeth Tweneboah Foundation’s first pilot program, created to address social isolation among men through honest conversation and connection. Each month, men gather for open, judgment-free dialogue, exploring real questions about identity, relationships, and navigating power.
Men’s Rea™ models the educational practices that define our future university: Socratic dialogue, self-inquiry, and community built through shared intellectual work. Here, understanding and wielding power begins with the freedom to think, question, and connect.
Speaking & Lectures.
We speak to universities, organizations, and communities about power, legal thinking, and human transformation. Our talks are provocations: Socratic, challenging, and humanistic. Audiences leave with frameworks that help them achieve a renewed sense of what becomes possible when fully leveraging one's own atuonomy.
Whether addressing students navigating education strategically, professionals examining power in their institutions, or men wrestling with masculinity and identity, we teach people to recognize where they have power, to think strategically, and to create opportunities rather than wait for permission.
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