“Rebels with a cause is magnificent! Full of thick stories and deep insights -- all brilliantly expressed! Way builds beautifully on Carol Gilligan's work to reveal profound truths about the human condition and highlight a path forward that bypasses moral injury and leads to the meaningful connections we need -- individually and collectively -- to heal and thrive.”

–Judy Chu, Author When Boys Become Boys, Lecturer Stanford University

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“Rebels with a cause is magnificent! Full of thick stories and deep insights -- all brilliantly expressed! Way builds beautifully on Carol Gilligan's work to reveal profound truths about the human condition and highlight a path forward that bypasses moral injury and leads to the meaningful connections we need -- individually and collectively -- to heal and thrive.”

Judy Chu, Author When Boys Become Boys, Lecturer Stanford University

“A thoughtful, well-informed look at contemporary boy culture and its many inherent  problems.”

Kirkus

Rebels with a Cause may just be the book we need to save America from itself.”  

Lisa Arrastia, founding director of The Ed Factory and Associate Professor of Education,  Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts

Rebels With a Cause is a key intervention — as a developmental psychologist of immense  experience, Niobe Way is uniquely positioned to unravel the very notions of (masculine)  development that bind our society as a whole into structures of violence, exclusion, and  isolation; in the often painful testimony of boys and teenagers, she also finds a compass to show  us the way home.”

David Wengrow, co-author of The Dawn of Everything: A New History of  Humanity

“Reading Niobe Way’s epic new book is one of those experiences that forever changes your  understanding of the world you live in. In the mirror it holds up to society and ourselves, we see  an urgent, dire need for greater connection, care, and most of all curiosity. The implications of  her research create possibilities for dramatic transformation of how we live and how we  raise and educate generations to come. Way combines rigorous research with compelling  personal stories with inspiring examples of trajectory-changing projects and programs. This is a  must-read for anyone who cares about our children, our society, and our future.

Jeff Wetzler, Former Chief Educational Officer of Teach for America, Co-Founder of  Transcend, and Author of Ask: Tap Into the Hidden Wisdom of People Around You

“Through brilliant storytelling that includes personal and professional narratives, Professor Way presents a four-part narrative that sets the foundation for understanding some of today’s biggest challenges while offering powerful solutions to these challenges.”

Michael Cunningham, professor of psychology and Africana studies, and associate provost for the Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies at Tulane UniversityYou