I don't have time to comment on most of this, but [9]:

Perhaps this is a men's rights group, and their name suggests it (Chauvinistic Husbands), but the things they're having the men do to save their marriages is to become better partners. This is the exact opposite of what many MRA folks write about. The men in that group are doing more at home. They're actively engaging with their wives and children in a way more typically espoused and encouraged by feminist movements. Again, perhaps the movement's intention is to help men, but it's really helping all members of the marriage by giving the same sort of advice and asking the same sort of questions typical of good marriage counseling (couples counseling and group counseling).