Movember

06/19/2026

Today, we celebrate Juneteenth—a day of profound reflection, joy, and a reminder of the enduring power of freedom and community.

But true liberation isn’t just physical; it’s mental and emotional, too.

Historically, systemic barriers, stigma, and the pressure to “stay strong” have heavy-loaded the shoulders of Black men, often silencing their struggles with mental health. At Movember, we believe that taking off the mask and asking for help is one of the bravest things a men can do.

Joy is a form of resistance. Vulnerability is a form of strength. Healing is a form of reclamation.

This Juneteenth, let’s commit to creating spaces where Black men feel safe to speak, safe to feel, and safe to heal. Check in on your brothers, your fathers, your friends, and yourself.

We see you, we support you, and we’re in this fight for your health every single day. 🖤

06/18/2026

They say the days are long, but the years are short. For a lot of dads, time moves at warp speed, and the pressure to keep every plate spinning can get heavy.

But here’s the truth: taking a step back to unplug and just be present with the ones we love, isn’t just good for them—it’s vital for men too.

At Movember, we talk a lot about the power of connection. Spending quality time with the ones we love is one of the most effective ways to look after our own mental health. It grounds us, cuts through the noise of daily stress, and reminds us why we show up every day.

Swipe through to see what taking a moment and making memories can look like as we continue men's health week. ➡️

Dads, consider this your reminder to hit pause, protect your peace, and lock in those memories. Your mind (and your crew) will thank you for it.

06/12/2026

Did you know that men die nearly six years earlier than women globally? And for every woman who dies prematurely from a non-communicable disease, 1.5 men die prematurely.

Due to a significant gender gap, far less is known about the health risks of early or late puberty onset among boys than girls.

06/12/2026

“Never stop imagining and dreaming the possibility that you can be whatever. Sports allows us to do that today.”
-Terry Johnson, executive director of Field of Dreams Academy.

Nearly 300 kids from across Atlanta participated in a soccer event Tuesday that combined World Cup excitement with mental health education.

06/12/2026

This Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re partnering with to share a reading list that explores mental wellbeing, resilience, purpose, grief, connection, fatherhood, and the experiences that shape our lives.

Books can’t solve every challenge, but they can help us better understand ourselves and each other—and sometimes they give us the language for conversations we’ve never had before.

Our recommended reads include:
📖 Even in the Darkest Night by Christopher G. Choukalas, MD
📖 Legs, Hearts, Minds by Chris Jones
📖 When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi
📖 The 5 Types of Wealth by Sahil Bloom
📖 Chasing My Cure by David Fajgenbaum
📖 Flourish by Daniel Coyle

This June, let’s continue to normalize conversations around men’s mental health and remind one another that support, connection, and hope matter.

06/04/2026

June is Men’s Health Month, and while our standard uniform involves a lot more facial hair come November, checking in on the men in our lives is a 365-day job.

This month, we’re shouting out all the men who make our worlds a whole lot brighter. The fathers who gave us our first pep talks, or the brothers who always have our backs. The sons, the uncles, and every guy in between.

But celebrating them means more than just a high-five or a text. It means looking out for their health—both physical and mental.

Statistically, men die younger than women, and for largely preventable reasons. We’re losing our dads, brothers, and friends way too soon. It doesn’t have to be this way.

Let’s ensure the men we love are around for a long time, and a good time. Who are you checking in on today? Tag them below to let them know you’ve got their back. 👇

05/20/2026

Ready to change the face of men’s health in the workplace?

This year, we’re challenging companies across the country to go the extra mile for employee well-being, education, and some friendly corporate competition. No matter your industry, there is a place for your team to make a massive impact.

We are officially launching three distinct challenge tracks for 2026:

🏗️ The Construction Challenge: Calling all builders, creators, and worksites! From blueprints to finished structures, the US construction industry is uniting to spark crucial conversations, get moving, and raise vital funds where it matters most.

🏃‍♂️ The Leadership (MOVE) Challenge: For the executives, people managers, and leaders who want to lead by example. Amplify your company’s commitment to wellness by taking action—whether you’re walking, running, biking, or organizing team movement activities to drive visibility for men's health.

🤝 The Movember Business Club: The ultimate hub for organizations ready to engage their workforce, educate their employees, and compete for a cause.

Your workforce is your greatest asset. It’s time to rally the team, build community, and start some healthy competition.

Hit the link in our bio to register your company and choose your challenge track today!

05/13/2026

Los Angeles, let’s get dapper!

The is officially taking over the city this weekend. We’re polishing our boots, turning up the classics, and dressing to impress for a massive ride for a cause.

Every mile, helps raise funds for .usa to continue the much needed work and commitment to men’s health. This is where style meets purpose.

Click the link in our bio to get involved or simply support the cause. Let’s do this LA!

05/11/2026

The game is changing for youth mental health!

We’re taking the power of sport to the next level. Movember and Laureus USA are officially expanding our partnership to New York City and Atlanta!

After a massive first year in Chicago—where 92% of participants saw a boost in confidence and emotional regulation—we’re ready to reach even more young people. We’re investing $1.275 Million to support local organizations that use sports to build resilience, belonging, and mental health support.

Because every kid deserves a safe place to play, grow, and be heard.

👉 To learn more about this partnership and our new city cohorts, click the link in our bio!