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Scenes from CBMA's 7th Annual "Rumble Young Man, Rumble!"

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Philanthropy Journey To Radiance Capacity Building Culture of Safety Economic Opportunity Responsible Fatherhood and Strengthening Families Health & Healing Education Youth Development Criminal Justice Civic Participation Narrative Change
Responsible Fatherhood and Strengthening Families, Narrative Change Detroit
06.14.2019

How To Survive Fatherhood

In honor of Father's Day CBMA Member Calvin T. Mann, Founder and President of Encourage Me I'm Young (EMIY) and Good Fathers Only, pens an original essay offering guidance and support to fathers at various stages of parenting.
Capacity Building
05.03.2019

Meet the 2019 AMEX Leadership Academy at CBMA Fellows!

As part of the fellowship, these 24 individuals will engage in an immersive 12-month leadership development experience to help build their capacity and increase the efficacy of their work to improve life outcomes for Black men and boys in their communities. 
Journey To Radiance, Health & Healing Oakland
03.29.2019

Journey To Radiance Ep. 13: "A WordSlanger's Journey"

In honor of April being National Poetry Month, the Campaign for Black Male Achievement is excited to present the newest episode of our "Journey To Radiance" podcast series! Here we go on a journey with Oakland's own Dr. Ayodele Nzinga -- an award-winning producer, actress, director, poet, playwright, and activist -- to explore the multi-dimensional Black experience through the eyes of the "WordSlanger."
Capacity Building, Economic Opportunity Oakland
03.29.2019
Jordan Rufus

Paying It Forward: Reflections of a TFI Fellow

The below article is authored by Jordan Rufus, an alumni of The Fellowship Initiative at JPMorgan Chase and former intern for the Campaign for Black Male Achievement (CBMA). Statistics suggest
03.01.2019
Christopher Rutherford

12 Days in April

In this piece Chris Rutherford, Promise of Place Program Manager at CBMA and a native of Detroit, reflects on his experiences taking part in the historic student-led demonstrations at Wayne State University in 1989.
Philanthropy, Capacity Building Louisville
02.20.2019

Meet the Inaugural Black Male Achievement Leaders In Residence Fellows!

In partnership with the University of Louisville and Metro United Way, the Campaign for Black Male Achievement is excited to officially announce the inaugural class of the Black Male Achievement Leaders In Residence Fellowship! Read more to meet the inaugural class.
02.15.2019

CBMA and Microsoft Partner Up for Black History Month!

The Campaign for Black Male Achievement is excited to announce our new partnership with Microsoft in honor of Black History Month! Read on to learn how you can support our #CBMANext mission to build beloved communities for Black men and boys through the Recycle for Rewards program.
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