Earl Silverman

Canadian men's rights advocate

Earl Silverman - Canadian men's rights advocate
Born

1948
77 years ago

Died

April 26th, 2013
12 years ago — 65 years old

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

Canada

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A prominent advocate for men's rights, focused on issues related to family law and welfare. Founded the Canadian Association for Equality to address the challenges faced by men in family courts. Worked to raise awareness about domestic violence against men and frequently spoke at events and conferences advocating for male equality. Authored various articles and papers on men's rights and related subjects. Engaged in public debates and discussions on gender issues, aiming to highlight the need for societal change regarding men's roles.

Founded the Canadian Association for Equality

Advocated for men in family law issues

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