Lean in for gender equality during the NBA Playoffs
The NBA and Lean In know that men have an important role to play in reaching equality. Children with involved fathers are happier, healthier, and more successful. Couples who share responsibilities have stronger marriages. Diverse teams and companies produce better results. Leaning in is not just the right thing to do—it’s the smart thing to do. Proud to #LeanInTogether.
Three ways men can support the women in their lives
Raise your kids to believe they can be anything
When dads challenge gender bias at home, kids see more possibilities for themselves.
Read the tipsChampion a more equal workplace
Help level the playing field by challenging gender bias and actively mentoring women.
Read the tipsSupport your partner as a true equal
50-50 partnerships lead to stronger marriages—and children benefit too.
Read the tipsNBA Stories
Al Horford on being a true partner at home
Boston Celtics center Al Horford shares how being an equal partner with his wife sends a powerful message about gender equality to his children.
See Al’s Story
Teresa Resch on how her male mentor supported her career
Toronto Raptors Vice President of Basketball Operations and Player Development Teresa Resch celebrates how her male mentor, Masai Ujiri, helped level the playing field by advocating for her.
See Teresa’s Story
Victor Oladipo on supporting his first-ever teammate—his twin sister
Indiana Pacers point guard Victor Oladipo explains why he always has his sister’s back and how he encourages her to aim high.
See Victor’s Story
Kyle Lowry on being a role model for his sons
Toronto Raptors point guard Kyle Lowry teaches his sons that being a great man means treating women with respect.
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