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RESOURCES

Handbook (in German)

Handbook for the Prevention of Antifeminism and Authoritarian Masculinity

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Practical guidance for professionals working with young people

Slides (in German)

Impressions from the AFETS online specialisation workshop

"Tradwives and Salafi  influencers"

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Training on recognising tradwife and Salafi influencer narratives, understanding their appeal to youth, and developing prevention-oriented responses 

Blog post 1  (in German)

Authoritarian masculinity, antifeminism and incel codes: What young people encounter online

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How gendered narratives and coded language shape young people’s digital environments, and why recognising them matters for education and prevention

Blog post 3 (in German)

Antifeminism in schools: Why professional development must begin with recognising the problem

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How limited awareness and acknowledgement of the problem can leave antifeminist narratives unrecognised in everyday school life

Poster 2 (in German)

Raising awareness of antifeminism among young people

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Why recognising antifeminist attitudes and narratives is the first step towards addressing them

Infographic 2 (in German)

Understanding authoritarian masculinity

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How pressure, control and devaluation reinforce restrictive ideas of masculinity

Infographic 4 (in German)

Distinguishing sexism, misogyny and antifeminism

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How different forms of gender-based devaluation relate to each other and how to tell them apart

Slides (in German)

Impressions from the AFETS training workshop "Antifeminism and toxic masculinity in schools"

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Training for teachers, school psychologists and social workers: how to deal with antifeminism and toxic masculinity in schools

Slides (in German)

Impressions from the AFETS online specialisation workshop
“Incels – Supporting young men between misogyny and self-loathing”

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Introduction to Incel ideology, online narratives and terminology, their relevance for schools, and principles for a gender-reflective pedagogical response

Blog post 2  (in German)

When knowledge alone is not enough: What professionals need to address antifeminism

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Why knowledge must be combined with practical case work, guidance and professional exchange to support appropriate responses in schools

Poster 1 (in German)

Anti-Feminism and Incels among youth

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Key narratives, symbols, trends, and youth appeal of anti-feminist online subcultures

Infographic 1 (in German)

Assessing antifeminist statements in everyday practice

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A five-step framework for identifying patterns, impact and possible need for intervention

Infographic 3 (in German)

Gen Z and antifeminist attitudes

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What survey findings reveal about resistance to gender equality and traditional gender roles

The AFETS project developed a range of practical resources, including materials available for free download and in-depth analyses published as blog posts. These resources support teachers, school psychologists, school social workers and youth workers in recognising and responding appropriately to antifeminism and authoritarian masculinity in their daily practice.*

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*Unless otherwise indicated, publications and materials produced within AFETS are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence (CC BY 4.0). Third-party content, logos and the EU emblem are excluded.

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