The Institute for Research on Male Supremacism provides in-depth research and timely analysis of male supremacist mobilization, ideology, and violence to support media, activists, and other researchers challenging misogyny, misogynoir, and transmisogyny.
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Our First Ever Impact Report!
IRMS is pleased to release it’s first-ever impact report, covering our founding in fall 2019 to summer 2025. Read here to learn about our work and our journey through the years.
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Intro to Male Supremacism Course
The Introduction to Male Supremacism course was designed as part of the educational aspect of our mentee program. For the first time this summer, we are opening up the course to the public, for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of misogynist ideology and the roots and intersections of supremacism .
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IRMS and NPR
NPR interviewed IRMS Executive Director Alex DiBranco: "We've seen similar kinds of conspiratorial thinking about women 'pulling the strings behind the scenes' as well," DiBranco said. "And so the targeting of a mosque in San Diego is something that is interrelated not only with Islamophobia, but also with antisemitism and deep misogyny."