The New York Times is exploring the lives of boys and young men and needs your insights. We’ve launched a questionnaire inviting readers—young people, parents, teachers, coaches and counselors—to share experiences that will guide a series of articles. “Are you a young person or a parent? Or do you work with boys or young men, and if so, in what capacity?” the form asks. You can describe how boys are “thriving, doing OK, struggling, or in dire straits,” and explain “what makes you say that.” Questions cover school, mental health, transitions to adulthood and more. Every response is read, and no part of your submission will be published without your permission. You must be 14 or older, and respondents under 18 will need parental consent. To join the conversation, visit The New York Times and share your story today.
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