Social inequality effects on men's mental health explored by Committee

• Watch Parliament TV: Mental health of men and boys
• Inquiry: Mental health of men and boys
• Women and Equalities Committee

Social inequality and economic factors

There will be a particular focus on social inequality and economic factors affecting male mental health.

Written evidence submitted to the inquiry focused on educational disparities between boys and girls at school, as well as the challenges posed by formal discipline procedures and how it affects boys' long-term outcomes and mental health.

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Witnesses

Wednesday 26 June in Committee Room 18, Palace of Westminster

At 09.50am

• Ben Twomey, Head of Policy & Research at National Youth Advocacy Service
• Samuel Howell, Policy Officer for London Youth
• Kate Stanley, Director of Strategy, Policy and Evidence at NSPCC

At approximately 10.40am

• Martin Tod, Chief Executive of the Men's Health Forum
• Professor Brendan Gough, Director of Research at Leeds Beckett University
• Samir Jeraj, Policy and Practice Officer at the Race Equality Foundation 

Further information

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