Mark Nightingale reports on his experience of giving a 15 minute Bite at Being A Man, the South Bank’s annual festival.
Nathan Roberts speaks on "Initiations, The Why Factor – BBC World Service"
This week, Nathan and one of the mentees ‘Dave’ were on The Why Factor (World Service) talking about abob and the role of rites of passage.
Huffington Post Article – A Mentor And A Mentee From Abandofbrothers Talk
Gavin Webster, ex professional rugby professional plus Haringey abob mentor, and mentee Dean O’Brien tell us about the value of mentoring in the Huffington Post.
Mentor. Change a life in Crawley.
aBandofBrothers is looking for more men to join our thriving Crawley community.
Telegraph Man Interview Haringey Mentor and Ex Pro Rugby Player, Gavin Webster
Haringey abob mentor and ex pro rugby player, Gavin Webster tells the Telegraph what it’s like to be a mentor as well as how abob support the evolution of male maturity in mentors and mentees.
REINVENTING THE SELF(IE) – Campaign Against Living Miserably
Here Casey explains why he chose to focus on abob men for this photographic project for The Calm Photography Movement exhibition.
Nathan Roberts in Positive News
Positive News devoted the whole of their July issue to de-coding the new masculinity and abob featured in the form of an interview with Chief Exec, Nathan Roberts.
Mentee, George Ross tells his story to the Easbourne Herald
The Eastbourne Herald (in fact the writer was abob’s Patrick McCurry) charts the trajectory of George Ross, 20, who was convicted for robbery after the death of his father, and the support that abob have given him in terms of different choices in his life. Nick Pharoah was his mentor.
‘Beyond the Hero’ weekend for Bristol Mentors
The first dedicated weekend to training mentors and leaders from Bristol was a great success this weekend! The journey now begins to fully establish abandofbrothers Bristol and then offer support to young men in need across the city.
Mentee, Jake Gynn tells his story to the Easbourne Herald
22 year old Jake Gynn tells the Eastbourne Herald how the Quest helped him let go of the deep sadness and guilt he’d been carrying around since he was a child.