Canadian Association for Equality - Revision history

Robert Brockway at 13:37, 3 April 2023

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Robert Brockway at 13:23, 3 April 2023

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Robert Brockway at 13:23, 3 April 2023

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Robert Brockway at 12:45, 28 November 2022

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Robert Brockway at 02:28, 16 June 2019

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 == References ==
 [[Category: Canada]]
 [[Category: Featured Articles]]

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	*[[Canadian Centre for Men and Families]]		*[[Canadian Centre for Men and Families]]
		+	*[[Justin Trottier]]

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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 CAFE is sometimes portrayed as a moderate and academic voice, particularly by members of men's movement, such as author [[Warren Farrell]], though media reports have characterised the group as controversial, and various [[feminist]], student, and anti-domestic violence groups associate CAFE with men's rights organisations such as [[A Voice for Men]].  CAFE spokesperson Justin Trottier has denied this.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Association_for_Equality</ref>
-CAFE hosts a regular series of speakers and talks, featuring speakers such [[Warren Farrell]], former University of Ottawa English Professor [[Janice Fiamengo]], and McGill Professors [[Katherine K. Young]] and [[Paul Nathanson]]. Other events have included a presentation by York University Sociologist Dr. [[Robert Kenedy]] on the new discipline of male studies, a talk by National Post columnist [[Barbara Kay]] on family courts and fatherhood, and a talk by prostate cancer survivor Aaron Bacher on men's health.  The group has also hosted anthropologist Lionel Tiger.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Association_for_Equality</ref>
+CAFE hosts a regular series of speakers and talks, featuring speakers such [[Warren Farrell]], former University of Ottawa English Professor [[Janice Fiamengo]], and McGill Professors [[Katherine Young]] and [[Paul Nathanson]]. Other events have included a presentation by York University Sociologist Dr. [[Robert Kenedy]] on the new discipline of male studies, a talk by National Post columnist [[Barbara Kay]] on family courts and fatherhood, and a talk by prostate cancer survivor Aaron Bacher on men's health.  The group has also hosted anthropologist Lionel Tiger.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Association_for_Equality</ref>
 CAFE runs the [[Canadian Centre for Men and Families]] in Toronto.

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 The [[Canadian Association for Equality]] (CAFE) is a Canadian non-profit organisation. CAFE has frequently been characterised as a [[men's rights]] group by sources, though the organization denies this. In March 2014 the Canadian Association for Equality was granted charitable status by the Canada Revenue Agency, making it the first charity focused on men's issues.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Association_for_Equality</ref>
-CAFE is sometimes portrayed as a moderate and academic voice, particularly by members of men's movement, such as author [[Warren Farrell]], though media reports have characterised the group as controversial, and various [[feminist]], student, and anti-domestic violence groups associate CAFE with men's rights organisations such as [[A Voice for Men]].  CAFE spokesperson Justin Trottier has denied this
+CAFE is sometimes portrayed as a moderate and academic voice, particularly by members of men's movement, such as author [[Warren Farrell]], though media reports have characterised the group as controversial, and various [[feminist]], student, and anti-domestic violence groups associate CAFE with men's rights organisations such as [[A Voice for Men]].  CAFE spokesperson Justin Trottier has denied this.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Association_for_Equality</ref>
-CAFE hosts a regular series of speakers and talks, featuring speakers such [[Warren Farrell]], former University of Ottawa English Professor [[Janice Fiamengo]], and McGill Professors [[Katherine K. Young]] and [[Paul Nathanson]]. Other events have included a presentation by York University Sociologist Dr. [[Robert Kenedy]] on the new discipline of male studies, a talk by National Post columnist [[Barbara Kay]] on family courts and fatherhood, and a talk by prostate cancer survivor Aaron Bacher on men's health.  The group has also hosted anthropologist Lionel Tiger.
+CAFE hosts a regular series of speakers and talks, featuring speakers such [[Warren Farrell]], former University of Ottawa English Professor [[Janice Fiamengo]], and McGill Professors [[Katherine K. Young]] and [[Paul Nathanson]]. Other events have included a presentation by York University Sociologist Dr. [[Robert Kenedy]] on the new discipline of male studies, a talk by National Post columnist [[Barbara Kay]] on family courts and fatherhood, and a talk by prostate cancer survivor Aaron Bacher on men's health.  The group has also hosted anthropologist Lionel Tiger.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Association_for_Equality</ref>
 CAFE runs the [[Canadian Centre for Men and Families]] in Toronto.

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-The [[Canadian Association for Equality]] (CAFE) is a grass-roots organisation that focuses on men's issues in Canada and elsewhere.  The organisation was founder and CEO is [[Justin Trottier]].  CAFE runs the [[Canadian Centre for Men and Families]] in Toronto.
+The [[Canadian Association for Equality]] (CAFE) is a Canadian non-profit organisation. CAFE has frequently been characterised as a [[men's rights]] group by sources, though the organization denies this. In March 2014 the Canadian Association for Equality was granted charitable status by the Canada Revenue Agency, making it the first charity focused on men's issues.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Association_for_Equality</ref>
 == See Also ==
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 *[http://menandfamilies.org/ Canadian Centre for Men and Families]
 [[Category: Canada]]
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 [[Category: Men's Issues]]
 [[Category: Organisations]]

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	The [[Canadian Association for Equality]] (CAFE) is a grass-roots organisation that focuses on men's issues in Canada and elsewhere. The organisation was founder and CEO is [[Justin Trottier]]. CAFE runs the [[Canadian Centre for Men and Families]] in Toronto.		The [[Canadian Association for Equality]] (CAFE) is a grass-roots organisation that focuses on men's issues in Canada and elsewhere. The organisation was founder and CEO is [[Justin Trottier]]. CAFE runs the [[Canadian Centre for Men and Families]] in Toronto.
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		+	== See Also ==
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		+	*[[Canadian Centre for Men and Families]]

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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−	The Canadian Association for Equality runs the [[Canadian Centre for Men and Families]] in Toronto.	+	The Canadian Association for Equality runs the [[Canadian Centre for Men and Families]] in Toronto. The CEO is [[Justin Trottier]].

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