While much has rightly been achieved in advancing women’s rights, we are also confronting a quieter, more uncomfortable reality: our men and boys are facing a crisis. A society can advantage men as a group while still failing boys and men in their health, education, and emotional well-being. Beyond education, men are struggling to adapt to changing gender roles. Women face higher risks of sexual violence and exploitation; men face higher risks of suicide, violent death, homelessness, and educational disengagement. Today, I am presenting at the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Men and Boys (IDEVAMB) conference in Tobago.