//Congratulations!
Twenty men – teachers, businessmen, writers and pastors among them – have been named the 2012 winners of the BME Leadership Award, created to honor black men who step up to lead the community.
Together these men are engaging and reshaping Philadelphia and Detroit. With the award, the BME Challenge is providing $443,000 in funding to accelerate their work.
Hear about the projects they are leading in the videos below. We hope you’ll share them with your friends and colleagues to inspire others to strengthen their communities.
The leadership award is just one part of the BME Challenge. Read more about the challenge and the winners.
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We are the Kensington Youth Athletic Association, a non-profit youth sports and cheer program in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Our organization is dedicated to helping the children of Philadelphia ...
My name is Ed Collins. I became a certified counselor in the Duluth Model widely recognized as the standard in domestic violence. I co-founded Journeyman Advancement (JA) counseling service. JA ...
My name is Gabriel Bryant and I am the Director of the Young Men's Initiative (YMI) at Philadelphia Futures, an organization whose mission is to get students from the neighborhood ...
I am a Mentor and Peer Support Specialist. In addition, to being a Consultant in Non-Profit Organizing and Organizational Capacity Building. My portfolio contains seven Detroit affiliates of grassroots organizational ...
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