Hard As Nails: A Social Experiment on Masculinity
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The initial results of the Pilot were shared in a zoom call recently. The slide deck is available at https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1mN_pWPbuShDUmM2Q4FhI_6Q0i9kJlcinX6BIWyMWfCU/edit?slide=id.g361488063a1_0_99#slide=id.g361488063a1_0_99
The headlines:
“80% of men discussed stepping out of the “man box”.
4 out of 5 respondents described changing behaviours or reflection on masculinity.
75% engaged in meaningful conversations / 3–4 out of 5 reporting new or deeper conversations.
Men consistently cited increased openness, new conversations, and deeper interpersonal reflection."
@David yes, I’m sure you would have been filtered out by their screener survey. It’ll be interesting to see how it all goes—sounds like it’s now underway.
I would have loved to join in the experiment but I wear nail art all the time already! Changed every 4 weeks.