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| − | Alison Tieman is a Canadian [[MRA]] and founder of [[Honey Badger Radio]], the longest running and most popular podcast with a men’s rights focus. She received a bachelor in Media Arts and Digital Technologies from the Alberta College of Art and Design and Masters in Environmental Design from the University of Calgary, her thesis on Haptic Design received the department’s award for best thesis in 2012. She believes our tendency to sacrifice men rather than face our problems is a keystone habit that, when challenged, unlocks tremendous growth potential in organizations and societies. She |
+ | Alison Tieman is a Canadian [[MRA]] and founder of [[Honey Badger Radio]], the longest running and most popular podcast with a men’s rights focus. She received a bachelor in Media Arts and Digital Technologies from the Alberta College of Art and Design and Masters in Environmental Design from the University of Calgary, her thesis on Haptic Design received the department’s award for best thesis in 2012. She believes our tendency to sacrifice men rather than face our problems is a keystone habit that, when challenged, unlocks tremendous growth potential in organizations and societies. She was a co-host and organizer of [[ICMI19]], held in Chicago.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiBo8mRnco0 How compassion for men shapes civilization - International Conference on Men's Issues (July 20-22, 2018)]</ref><ref>[http://icmi2019.icmi.info/ International Conference on Men's Issues - Conference hosts]</ref> |
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Alison Tieman is a Canadian MRA and founder of Honey Badger Radio, the longest running and most popular podcast with a men’s rights focus. She received a bachelor in Media Arts and Digital Technologies from the Alberta College of Art and Design and Masters in Environmental Design from the University of Calgary, her thesis on Haptic Design received the department’s award for best thesis in 2012. She believes our tendency to sacrifice men rather than face our problems is a keystone habit that, when challenged, unlocks tremendous growth potential in organizations and societies. She was a co-host and organizer of ICMI19, held in Chicago.[1][2]