Almost every culture and society throughout history has had a physical trial or ceremony that delineated boys from men. Social media and constant phone use are quietly reshaping how young boys grow up, often stunting key parts of their emotional and social development. Instead of learning to navigate real-world challenges and relationships, many boys are pulled into curated online realities that reward distraction over depth. We believe this creates a generation of isolated, anxious, and unmotivated men without any grounded community or purpose.

Journeymen Triangle mentors young men through community, accountability, and personal growth. We run ten weekly circles across four schools, reaching seventy-nine students, plus bi-monthly J-Men meetings and mentor training sessions.

The Rites of Passage Weekend is Journeymen’s most powerful experience, pushing young men to grow, connect, and step into their potential. With the support of mentors and peers, they face challenges that build confidence and a deeper sense of purpose. It’s a weekend that stays with them for life.