Men's Rea™ is the inaugural division of The Elizabeth Tweneboah Foundation, devoted to men's development through the disciplined study of masculinity, power, and self-governance. Drawing upon the legal principle of mens rea—the state of mind accompanying human action—this division explores how intent, thought, and moral awareness shape masculine identity and connection with others.

Men's Rea™ was founded in response to a documented crisis: rising male isolation, declining relationship competency, and the absence of spaces where men can examine their lives with intellectual rigor and without judgment. We believe that understanding one's intent is essential to living with integrity, and that structured mentorship can restore men's capacity for inner purpose and greater agency.

Our work unfolds through individual mentorship, group programs, and public seminars that bring legal reasoning to the most personal dimensions of life, including identity, relationships, sexuality, and purpose. Each offering is designed for men prepared to engage seriously with Professor Christine E. Ohenewah, whose approach combines legal principles and humanistic thought.

Men's Rea™ embodies the pedagogical philosophy that will define the university we are building: education as structured conversation, law and legal reasoning as vital language for human understanding, and power as the study of one's relation to self and society. Participation is open to all men who wish to understand themselves and their relationships with rigor and good faith.

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