About TGH

In 2018, we formed an international consortium of over 160 scholars from 62 countries to investigate contemporary perceptions of masculinity and femininity. This still ongoing collaboration has produced the Towards Gender Harmony (TGH) project, a large-scale multinational effort designed to reassess gender constructs using both quantitative and qualitative methods within a cross-culturally sensitive framework. Because psychology remains dominated by WEIRD (Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, Democratic) samples, such global research is essential.

Learn more about our work by exploring the projects presented below.

Our Projects

EQUAMAN Masculinity Navigator

Masculinity Navigator – unpacking the relationship between masculine roles, well-being, and gender equality (EQUAMAN) is the most recent research project that will be carried out between 2022-2025 in Poland & Norway simultaneously.

Towards Gender Harmony

It has been 30 years since large cross-cultural study has been carried out testing the contemporary understanding of masculinity and femininity (Williams & Best, 1990).

PAR Migration Navigator

PAR Migration Navigator was a non-commercial research project that aims to analyze processes unfolding at the crossroads of two cultures: Polish & Norwegian. In our research carried out between 2013-2016 we investigated how the similarities and differences between Polish and Norwegian societies influence the lives of individuals and couples who migrate between these two countries.