Enabling African-American youth and young men to envision and achieve successful futures |
Brotherhood, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that seeks to uplift and empower young African American males, ages 16-24, who have had contact with the criminal justice system or gangs, or who are at risk of such involvement. Brotherhood, Inc. is a comprehensive reentry and prevention program that strives to take a holistic approach by providing culturally-sensitive social services, educational opportunities and on-site employment for participants through the creation of social enterprises. Our organization is modeled after Homeboy Industries of Los Angeles, which houses the largest reentry and gang intervention program in the country. |
Friday, May 4, 2012 6:30 PM The Forgotten: A Look at the Lives of Young Black Men A play canvasing the lives and struggles of African American youth in the inner cities MORE INFORMATION |
December 2011: Brotherhood, Inc. officially opens its doors! June 2011: Brotherhood, Inc. named an "Organization of Promise" by Social Venture Partners Minnesota at the Epcon 2011 Conference. |
625 University Ave Suite #203 Saint Paul, MN 55104 651-368-8746 or 651-368-8744 Info@brotherhoodmn.org |
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UPCOMING EVENTS |
PARTICIPANT TESTIMONIALS |
"I like Brotherhood because it reaches out and teaches people." - T., 16 "Teenagers need a place to relate to other teenagers. We need to be able to express how we feel without feeling like we will be judged." D., 17 |