Dorothy J. Vaughan Academy of Technology
100 Black Men of Greater Charlotte welcome students back on the first day of school, Monday, August 29, 2022
Dorothy J. Vaughan Academy of Technology
100 Black Men of Greater Charlotte welcome students back on the first day of school, Monday, August 29, 2022
FOUR FOR THE FUTURE
Leadership encompasses all of the 100’s Four For the Future programs that ignite mentors, mentees and community leaders worldwide.
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Leadership Empowerment serves as an overlay to the 100’s Four For the Future programs that ignite mentors, mentees and community leaders worldwide.
The 100 Black Men of America, Inc.’s leadership empowerment focus develops leaders throughout the 100 global network that are prepared and equipped to address critical issues facing communities throughout the world.
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Members engage in initiatives to improve the effectiveness and impact of 100s programs, while delivering civic engagement throughout the country.
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PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS
The Charlotte Chapter of 100 Black Men is the creative founder for the Pathways to Success program. It is a FREE 15-week virtual program (hosted on Saturdays) designed to prepare the next generation of Corporate Leaders and Entrepreneurs.
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Targeted to high achieving male and female High School Juniors/Seniors, and College Students throughout Greater Charlotte Area
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Includes experiential and academic learning experiences
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One-on-One Coaching and Mentoring with local Corporate leaders
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Soft Skills and Career Readiness workshops
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Participants receive certificate of completion and partner rewards at Closing Ceremony
Movement Of Youth is a youth development program of the 100 Black Men of America, Inc., whose mission is to improve the overall health and well-being of youth through structured physical fitness training, wholesome food choices, character development, and mentoring.
MOVEMENT OF YOUTH
STOP THE VIOLENCE
In the year of 2020, there were 123 recorded murders in Charlotte. This is just under the mark set in 1993, of 129 murders. As we closed the second most violent year in the city’s history, the 100 BMOC recognized the need for leadership and coordination in the fight against this issue
(violence).
Though our primary focus is mentoring African American youth, we certainly notice this disproportionate effect that these murders are having on African American males
under the age of 25.
