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Today the Campaign for Black Male Achievement (CBMA) and Foundation Center released the 2017 edition of Quantifying Hope: Philanthropic Support for Black Men and Boys, a report that analyzes foundation funding explicitly targeted

In this Huffington Post op-ed that also appeared on Philanthropy News Digest, CBMA CEO Shawn Dove and CBMA Health and Healing Strategies Director Dr. Phyllis Hubbard respond to a newly

Milwaukee Public Schools has begun to pave a way to a better future for young men and boys of color. The Department of Black and Latino Male Achievement (BLMA) was

The Philadelphia Tribune covers the first Black Male Educators for Social Justice conference, which took place October 13-15th in Philadelphia. The conference was sponsored by CBMA and hosted by The Fellowship

The Baltimore Sun covers CBMA's first "Rumble Young Man, Rumble" convening in Baltimore, which took place on October 4-6th.

Starting on Father’s Day, BMe Community recognized 29 inspired black men as Community Geniuses and award each $10,000 for programs they’re leading to “build more caring and prosperous communities” in

In honor of Shantrelle P. Lewis' 2017 book Dandy Lion: The Black Dandy and Street Style, the Campaign for Black Male Achievement sponsored and moderated a special panel discussion at

The Root's Kellee Terrell covers the "Dear Mama: Extended Children" letter series, a partnership between CBMA and Mothers Against Police Brutality (MAPB) asking black men and boys to pen heartfelt

In an exclusive op-ed for Ebony.com, CBMA CEO Shawn Dove and Cities United Executive Director Anthony Smith talk about the fine balance between promise and peril that America's Black males

The Campaign for Black Male Achievement (CBMA) will support the Department of Black and Latino Male Achievement through a strong partnership. CBMA has selected Milwaukee as one of five priority

As reported by Colorlines, the Campaign for Black Male Achievement’s (CBMA) “Ali Prose” competition invites Black high school seniors to create and submit works that draw from Ali’s legacy

Billboard Magazine covers the Blackhouse Sundance Summit, which featured a panel sponsored by the Campaign for Black Male Achievement, and featuring Grammy and Oscar-winning Hip Hop star Common; director Gerard McMurray