Reflect
Consider how expectations about masculinity shape identity, decisions, and everyday behavior.
CAMM · Curriculum & Program
CAMM Curriculum and Program
Understanding masculinity is one conversation. Creating space for men to examine how they live, relate, and grow is another. The Culturally Aligned Masculinity Model (CAMM) provides a culturally grounded framework for that work.
Introducing CAMM
Hear me introduce the framework and its purpose. This video is part of the curriculum and program overview.
CAMM Introduction Video · 3 minutes 47 seconds
From a framework to a guided conversation
The curriculum builds on the existing CAMM framework and its four dimensions: Self-Awareness, Relationships, Community, and Spirituality. It invites reflection on culture, family, history, community, lived experience, and the ways masculinity is learned and expressed.
Explore
Examine the connections between self-understanding, relationships, community, and spirituality.
Grow
Make room for more intentional choices and greater alignment between values and lived experience.
For counselors, educators, and organizations
CAMM is designed as a framework for reflection and meaningful conversation, not a diagnosis or a single definition of what a man should be. The curriculum and program can inform conversations in counseling, education, and community settings.
To discuss a presentation, professional training, or potential program application, contact me.
Explore the CAMM Framework · Explore CAMA
The existing CAMM pages explain the four dimensions and seven archetypes in detail. The Culturally Aligned Masculinity Assessment (CAMA) is a reflection tool, not a diagnostic test.