Lisa Britton

Born in Nova Scotia, Lisa Britton grew up the youngest of five children. Lisa attended school in both Halifax and rural Hants County. Once she graduated at 16, she attended Saint Mary’s University then made the courageous move to relocate to Los Angeles where she pursued her writing, contributed to international publications, worked within the Hollywood fashion industry and then became aware of major societal issues concerning true gender equality. Lisa is now actively fighting for families, valuing the sexes equally, and taking a special stand encouraging boys and men, recognizing the need to reduce the negative impact of fatherlessness on our girls and boys, and leading the way to true male and female empowerment. Lisa champions fathers and the mental health, education, and well-being of boys and young men. She believes the breakdown of the natural relationship between men and women is the root cause of many societal issues today, and has made it her life’s mission to make positive change. Her tireless efforts have brought her to Washington, DC and have attracted attention from influential leaders, with her work shared by members of Congress, presidential candidates, a First Lady, and even the President of the United States.

Lisa also has a passion for cooking and food photography, and you will find her on weekends cooking Sunday suppers for her family and friends.