This 12 unit course explores essential elements of manhood, equipping young men with values, skills, and knowledge to become responsible, community-oriented leaders. Each session provides meaningful engagement through activities, discussions, and reflections.

Youth participants will examine historical and cultural narratives of manhood, develop life skills, and build a code of conduct rooted in integrity, accountability, and leadership. The course provides tools for young men to thrive as students, sons, brothers, and future leaders.

Course Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Define and articulate what manhood means to them personally and culturally.

2. Demonstrate emotional intelligence, accountability, and self-respect.

3. Apply conflict resolution and decision-making strategies rooted in values.

4. Understand historical and social challenges that shape perceptions of Black manhood.

5. Serve as positive role models through peer mentorship and community service.