Dr. Munib Rezaie brings a decade of frontline school experience, a PhD, and a practitioner's honesty to keynotes, panels, staff trainings, and podcasts on masculinity, boys' development, and what schools are getting wrong.
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Every talk is grounded in research and shaped by direct classroom, counseling, and administrative experience — not theory.
How socialization — not biology — shapes the emotional lives of boys, and what educators and parents can do to interrupt the pattern before it calcifies.
What red-pill content actually says, why adolescent boys are vulnerable to it, and how educators can respond without moralizing — or losing the kids entirely.
The connection between emotional suppression and underperformance in school — and the SEL approaches that actually work for boys versus the ones that make it worse.
An overview of the Redefining Masculinity curriculum — what it is, what it addresses, how it fits into existing SEL structures, and what outcomes to expect.
A CBT-grounded approach to what boys absorb from the men around them — and how fathers, stepfathers, coaches, and male mentors can model something different without lectures.
How schools can bring the parent community into the work of raising emotionally healthy boys — without the culture-war framing that shuts parents down before the conversation starts.
From a 45-minute keynote to a half-day staff training to a 30-minute podcast — the format is flexible; the substance isn't.
A full narrative arc — the problem, the research, the framework, the call to action. Best for conferences, school assemblies for staff, or district professional development days. Interactive Q&A closes every session.
Smaller group, more hands-on. Counselor institutes, SEL coordinator trainings, school leadership teams. Participants leave with concrete tools and language, not just inspiration.
A deeper dive for school staff — counselors, teachers, administrators — on the Redefining Masculinity framework. Includes role-play, discussion facilitation, and Q&A with the whole building team.
Designed for school community nights, PTA events, or district parent education series. Practical, non-preachy, and built for parents who are skeptical as much as for parents who are already sold.
Moderated panels on boys' education, SEL, masculinity and mental health. Munib is a direct, evidence-grounded voice — he moves the conversation without polarizing the room.
All of the above, adapted for Zoom or Teams. A strong option for district-wide staff days where travel logistics are a constraint. Same quality; different bandwidth requirement.
Munib is a practiced interview guest — direct, substantive, and able to translate research into conversation without dumbing it down or turning it into a lecture. He brings a perspective that's rare: a credentialed practitioner who's spent a decade in schools with boys, not just writing about them.
He doesn't come with talking points. He comes with opinions grounded in evidence — and he's willing to disagree with the conventional wisdom when the evidence points that way.
Beyond one-time speaking engagements, Munib works directly with schools, districts, and youth-serving organizations that want to build something lasting — not just bring in a speaker and move on.
Consulting engagements typically start with a conversation about where the organization is and what the goal is. From there, the scope is built to fit: it might be adapting the Redefining Masculinity curriculum for a specific school context, working with counselors on implementation, or designing a multi-session staff development arc.
If you're a school or district that wants to do this work seriously — not as a check-box initiative but as a structural change in how you support boys — that's the conversation Munib wants to have.
Whether it's a conference keynote, a podcast episode, a staff training, or a consulting engagement — it starts with a conversation.
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