NAMBLA is a group of volunteer activists.  We need your help to continue our work.

Here are a few ways you can help us get the word out:

• CALLING ALL WRITERS
  

We are expanding our on-line presence and need fresh material on any of a wide range of subjects.  If you have something to say and have been looking for a forum, consider submitting your work for our web site or publications.  We especially encourage youth to send us your views, since our main point has always been that the views of young people should be taken seriously.

We welcome all kinds of writing, from news reporting and analysis to opinion pieces to original fiction and book reviews to scholarly articles, non-fiction, and everything in between.  You may use the topical index along the left column of our home page as a guide, but don't feel that you have to fit within those topics.  We are looking for diverse views and expressions that reflect the benevolent nature of man/boy love and the injustice inherent in efforts to suppress it, as well as constructive dialog on all related issues.  All submissions are welcome, but as always, we reserve the right to select what we will publish.

Original poetry, art, music and video will all be considered.  Of course, in the current climate, we will not be publishing any nudity and we request that you not send nude images.

• RESEARCH MATTERS
  

The facts strongly support our case.  The more clearly we present them, the stronger our case becomes.  We need any help you can provide with the basic work of identifying, assembling and/or analyzing the most recent and relevant statistics and peer-reviewed research on subjects including the character and outcomes of man/boy love relationships, the realities of child neglect and abuse, the true effects of policies which criminalize love and reward authoritarianism, the misleading nature of mainstream media on these subjects, and the lies and distortions promulgated by various parties with vested interests in fueling the anti-man/boy-love hysteria -- including an analysis of what they stand to gain.

You don't necessarily have to be a writer or an academic to help.  There are many ways of contributing to our work in this area -- if you're not certain whether your contribution is needed, just ask us using the e-mail below.

You can also help by joining. 

And you can help by making a donation.