The Crisis of Masculinity

What is it? Does it really exist? Are men pushing the limits? How do they actually feel? What does it mean to be a man in today’s Czech Republic — and what does “being a man” mean to men and women alike? When was the last time you said that word and what did you think when you did? These are just some of the questions we asked in our study, The Crisis of Masculinity, conducted in collaboration with the research agency SC&C.

Only half of Czech children want to live in the Czech Republic in the future. Why?

Data from our largest survey to date: Childhood in the Czech Republic Data by SC&C spol. s r.o. The questions? Ours. And the answers? They might take your breath away — and then leave you with even more questions than you started with. We know. We felt the same.

We Don’t Want to Clean at Home Anymore! And Definitely Not for Free. 😉

It’s not just about fairness — it’s about economics. Unpaid household labor slows the entire economy. Just like the pay gap (yes, we still use the English term — we haven’t found a fitting Czech one yet). In this exclusive discussion, we dug into the data from Ipsos and SC&C with a panel of top speakers: Danuše Nerudová, Tomáš Spurný, Lenka Simerská, Michal Pěchouček, and of course Michaela Marksová, with our host Ivana Tykač. Together, we explored what the numbers reveal — and why it’s time for change.