I'm non-binary, assigned male at birth. I totally agree that having a program aimed at men and building supportive communities for men is important, as they are

I'm non-binary, assigned male at birth. I totally agree that having a program aimed at men and building supportive communities for men is important, as they are often under served by existing support infrastructures. I'm curious if you'd consider non-binary folks as well? Should I not sign up if I'm nonbinary? Or even anyone who is ok with a 'primarily for men' atmosphere?