Bryan G. Nelson

Bryan G. Nelson is an adjunct faculty member at Metro State University since 2000 specializing in early childhood development with focus on men, fathers, and family dynamics. He serves as founding director of MenTeach.org and consultant to the World Forum’s Men in Early Childhood Education project.

Education:

• Master of Science, Maternal and Child Health, Harvard University
• Bachelor of Arts, Individualized, Metropolitan State University

His research examines men's roles in early childhood education through social/cultural/historical lenses, emphasizing gender-inclusive practices and father-child relationships. He bridges academic theory with real-world applications in family systems and educational equity.

Awards:

• Bush Leadership Fellowship for research on men/fathers/children at Harvard University
• Sages Award from United Health Care

Nelson has secured media partnerships through major networks (BBC, CNN, ABC, PBS) to amplify his work. He founded MenTeach.org to build global support networks for male educators and consults internationally on gender diversity in early childhood settings.