The
100 club
Overview
The biggest impact to be made will be in the education system at the earliest possible stage of life skill comprehension, understanding and male development.
With a focus on high school, specifically 12th grade, the 100 Black Men of Douglasville can engage young men through the vehicle of a scholastic social club aimed at the development of the following:
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Leadership Skills
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Life Skills
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Health and wellness education
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Finance and Investment fundamentals
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Political and Governing fundamentals
concept
Create a credentialed reconized Boys2Men mentorship program at the seconday school level.
Execute a credentialed recognized mentorship program that reverts the direction of incarceration amongst African-American boys and transforms into the pinnacle of prosperity and community leaders.
Develop a Boys2Men Mentorship program template that can be duplicated regionally and nationally.
Agenda
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“100” club to meet monthly over both Fall and Spring semesters.
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1 – 2 hour meetings
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Exclusive Club open to 11th & 12th Graders
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Officers elected 2nd semester of their 11th grade year to serve in their 12th grade year
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Applications for the 100 Club can be extended to all 9th and 10th graders, at any time during the school year – however they will be due by February and reviewed / selected by March
Execution
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Continue the development of this concept by allowing all 100 Black Men of Douglasville committees to develop their portion of the program
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Identify needed relational and funding sources to make this program successful to include community and business partnerships
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Begin our pilot mentorship program at the Douglas County Success Center in October of the Fall 2020 semester
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Reach out to the school’s administration and city leaders to introduce the concept and how it can stimulate their current M.A.T.C.H program.
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As a first year initiative, we can expect additions and subtractions to ensure we are constantly improving the program.