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| A Brotherhood Creed Presented by the Black Male Community Empowerment Forum Recognize Fatherhood as an Honorable Responsibility Seek and Honor the Institution of Marriage Know that You Are Made in the Image of God Develop Short and Long Term Goals Make Savings a Financial Practice Respect and Seek Council from Your Elders Never Physically or Mentally Abuse Women or Children Reject Materialism and Avoid Frivolous Spending Practice Your Culture and Study Your History Recognize the Value of Volunteering Stride for Physical, Mental and Spiritual Balance Moderately Indulge in Life’s Pleasures Never Forget to Pay Homage to Your Ancestors Support and Develop Businesses in Your Community Provide the Best Shelter Possible for Your Family Stride to Become the Leader Your Seek Show Compassion for Those Less Fortunate Than You Value, Respect and Manage Your Time Become Environmentally Responsible Protect Your Family, Friends and Community Accept Your Responsibility as a Role Model Make Knowledge a Life-Long Quest Never See Love or Humility as a Weakness Help Prepare Young Men for Manhood Never Be Too Proud to Seek Help Know When to Fight and When to Retreat Train and Develop Marketable Skills Seek Financial Knowledge and Independence Be Responsible When in Courtship Practice a Good Diet for Optimal Health Share Your Mastered Skills With an Apprentice Become a Citizen of the World Know That Physical Exercise is a Necessity Fined Solitude for Personal Mediation Teach Boys Respect for Woman by Example Elevate Your Religion to Spirituality |
| The Black Male Community Empowerment Forum BMCEF Contact Us: Call 404-379-5116 for more information. |
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| When: Wednesday, January 27, 2010 2:00 PM-3: 30 PM (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada). Where: Morehouse College Kilgore: Faculty Lounge *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* A new partnership is forming with the goal of having real and measurable impact on the lives of African American Men and Boys in the Atlanta Metropolitan Area and you have been identified as a unity collective partner. The Brotherhood Collective: <<Brotherhood Collective Agenda_Overview.doc>> <<Event Summary (2).doc>> <<AAMF_Flyer.pdf>> will be a community effort to highlight successful grassroots programs, initiatives, families, churches, groups and organizations that are helping black males improve, grow, and reach their highest spiritual calling and expose systematic and structural barriers put in place to prevent growth and development. The Brotherhood Collective is a group of students, faculty, staff, alumni, administrators and supporters of Morehouse College who have come together to look at some new concepts and approaches to addressing the growth and development of African American Men and Boys. Statistics (2005/6) project that Atlanta Public Schools has a 66% dropout rate for black males, DeKalb County has a 53% rate, Fulton County has a 56% rate and Clayton County has a 66% rate for Black males not completing their graduation from high school on time (http: //blackboysreport.org/node/38). If you and/or your organization would like to become part of this unity collective, you would be called upon to provide leadership, technical assistance, recommendations and support for program development and initiatives. The collective’s first initiative will be to develop a comprehensive resource directory exclusively for Atlanta Area African American Men and Boys. The Collective’s first programmatic initiative will be to host a national symposium to bring together the aforementioned entities as a catalyst to share and exchange successful ideas and concepts which are working on a grassroots level. The collective’s first financial empowerment initiative will be to acquire working capital to implement its programs. This collective will seek to bring together many groups and organizations that are already doing good work however, we all see the challenges facing our men and boys are not being reversed. We have to take a closer look at ourselves and see if what we are doing is really making a real and impactful different as a whole. The Collective meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month in the Kilgore Center on the campus of Morehouse College from 2:00pm- 3:30pm. If you are unable to serve on the unity collective, we would appreciate it if you would forward this letter to a colleague who might be willing to represent your organization. If you have any questions or comments, you can email me at wgreen@morehouse.edu or call 404/681-2800 ext 2180 or 404/379-5116 (cell) Thank you for your consideration! Sincerely, Warren B. Green Interim Chair The Brotherhood Collective: A Morehouse College Initiative |
