Webinar clip: The manosphere – Misogyny hidden in plain sight


Understanding the manosphere and the risk young people have of falling into the traps of misogyny can feel like a daunting subject, especially when parenting, caring for or working with a child who has experienced trauma.

This is a clip from the webinar, in which Scott Bundy explores the manosphere and its subgroups, delving into the values and beliefs of modern misogyny. He also highlights major influences to be aware of, how and why this is happening (focusing on social media algorithms) and how to spot early signs in young boys and girls who are being radicalised into misogyny. Scott also shares advice on how to have conversations with young people on this topic and signpost to supporting resources.

“I just watched this webinar and it was great! I mean, terrifying and I’m now furious, but the content was very informative and the speaker was really good! “ – Hub member


Learning outcomes for CPD/training:

  • Understand what is meant by “The manosphere”.
  • Learn to identify the different sub-groups with the manosphere.
  • Learn why/how young men are being radicalised within the manosphere.
  • Learn how to notice signs a young person is in the pipeline.
  • Understand how we may have a conversation with young people about this material.

Scott Bundy
Hosted by Scott Bundy

BACP registered counsellor

Scott Bundy is a BACP registered Counsellor who has worked with young people for seven years. He is currently a counsellor at a school in Buckinghamshire, runs his own private practice and speaks with the government to assist in campaigns to end violence against women and girls.