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Posters
Download posters to help spread the word and share the message. These can be printed and put up in venues such as cafes, restaurants, community centres and schools. They should not be posted on public property, such as lamp posts.
Coasters
Download the templates for coasters that you can get printed to help spread the word. Alternatively, if you own an establishment that would like to receive some free coasters, please email us at [email protected].
Conversation Guide
This conversation guide contains tips and tricks to help you have a meaningful conversation with friends and family who have been exposed to harmful online content. These conversations can be uncomfortable, and it is important to remember that your safety is the priority and you should step away from the conversation if things get heated.
Download our informative cartoons
Alphamale Festival
Cartoon created by R.O.
This cartoon highlights some of the different groups within the manosphere, that may draw people in through the appeal of helping young boys be “better men”. It illustrates the various spaces and sub-ideologies present within the manosphere, often catering to different ideas and perspectives but all sharing the same toxic underlying currents disguised as self-help for young men.
After the Breakup
Cartoon created by R.O.
This cartoon illustrates a scenario in which a young boy develops disrespectful attitudes toward women and girls after seeking help online following a breakup. It shows the concerns his ex, friends and family have about his behaviour as he continues to engage with more extreme and divisive narratives.
Shattered Confidence
Cartoon created by C.Z.
This cartoon shows a young man losing his self-confidence as he gets more involved in the manosphere. What starts as fitness inspiration and people encouraging him to continue this journey, soon develops into hateful and judgmental ideas about women and himself. It ends with a picture showing the impact on women and the feeling many young girls have that nothing has changed in terms of sexism etc.
The Slow Warp
Cartoon created by C.Z.
This cartoon features a young man getting involved in the manosphere after a breakup, rejection and seeing the “success” of male influencers online. It highlights that he was originally drawn into these spaces looking for self-improvement but the content he was exposed too slowly warped over time and devolved into increasingly hateful and extremist narratives.
Getting Out
Cartoon created by C.Z.
This comic shows the parents of a young man talking to him about what he is seeing online. What ends up getting through to him is being shown empathy.
The next time he is in manosphere spaces, he starts questioning the things he is seeing and hearing. He then starts re-engaging with IRL friends through a social football club.
Help us bring these conversations into the real world
From posters and coasters to conversation guides and cartoons, you can download these free resources to display in your school or community centre.
By embedding the campaign in familiar environments, Unplug the Hate aims to meet people where they are and encourage safer, more inclusive interactions.
Print them out to help spread the word and share the message!
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Other resources
What is the manosphere?
Learn how these online spaces work, the types of content they promote, why young people are drawn to it, why they can be harmful and how can we support them.
What happens in the manosphere?
Unpack some of the key messaging, explore why this content can be appealing, how do these ideas spread, and the tactics used to keep people engaged.
How do people leave the manosphere?
Discover what makes people start questioning the hate they are seeing, understand what helps people step away and how to support someone through that process.
If you’re affected by this content, support is available.
Beyond blue mental health support line: 1300 22 4636
Life line: 13 11 14
eheadspace.org.au: 1800 650 890
NSW mental health line – Referral service 24/7: 1800 011 511
QLife: 1800 184 527
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