Understanding Toxic Masculinity & How It Can Affect Men in the Workplace
Date: Wednesday 28th October – 12:30pm – 1:30pm
The term "toxic masculinity" is often misunderstood. Join Diversiti UK for a practical webinar exploring how harmful expectations around masculinity can affect men's mental health, workplace culture and psychological safety; and discover how organisations can create healthier, more supportive environments for everyone.
✓ Understand what "toxic masculinity" really means
✓ Support men's mental health and wellbeing
✓ Create healthier workplace cultures
✓ Free recording and resources
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