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Today's men's rights activists read and participate in a few national organizations but often feel something in our movement is lacking. Many in the men's rights community want to be actively involved but have no local outlets to do so. Although men's rights activists demand changes in local laws we often have no formal organizations to shape child, family and father friendly policies within each state. This book is intended for the lone wolf men's rights activists wanting to make a positive impact in his or her community through social activism. As a leader of your men's rights organization you can gather these lone wolfs into a pack to counter anti-male and anti-father policies within your state. Most activists know the vast and complex issues men face at the state level. What they do lack is the technical know-how to form a viable, effective and politically active men's rights organization from the ground up. This book is designed to help you through the basic process of constructing your men's rights organization from concept to implementation. Using the information provided in this book will get your organization off the drawing board and started on the right path. Key points covered in this book is the need for a quality website, creating a blog to get your message out, marketing your organization to likeminded individuals, attracting members, fundraising, using media contacts, becoming politically involved in social issues and some useful words of advice. The information found within this book will have your men's rights organization up and running with very little investment. Most importantly, the Men's Rights Group of Arizona is here to assist your organization with our experience and expertise if you run into a snag along the way. Today, more than ever we need to fight for men's rights issues in a growing anti-male society. Are you willing to take up the fight and do the hard work of social activism? If so, then let's get started...

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After high school, Richard Cassalata worked for two law enforcement agencies with the state of Arizona. After five years of law enforcement service he attended college and perused an academic career. He went on to earn Associate degrees in Anthropology and Biology from Central Arizona College and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology at Arizona State University with a focus on Family Issues and Domestic Violence Sociology. Weeks after graduating, he attended Northern Arizona University and earned a Masters in Educational Leadership focusing in Community College Administration and Teaching. Less than a month later, he enrolled in a doctoral program in Higher and Postsecondary Education at Arizona State University with an emphasis in Institutional Research and Statistical Analysis. During graduate school, he worked as an Investigator for Arizona Child Protective Services for four years in various roles from On-Going Case Management to Intake/Investigations. In addition to his full time position, Mr. Cassalata was an Adjunct Professor of Sociology at Central Arizona College, Maricopa Community College system and Mohave Community College for a combined eight years. He has instructed a range of college level sociology courses including general sociology, family sociology, domestic violence and contemporary issues in society courses. He also instructed biology and chemistry courses for several high schools and coached JV and Varsity Girls Volleyball teams for three school districts. Mr. Cassalata was married once and had three children from this marriage, Tyler, Kevin and Sarah. Currently, Mr. Cassalata is the Chapter President for the National Coalition for Men and founding Director of the Men's Rights Group of Arizona. He resides in Arizona and works to document questionable domestic violence cases and a range of men's rights issues throughout Arizona.

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