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2025 Black Men's Health and Wellness Summit
September 13, 2025
12:00 PM
The 2025 Black Men’s Health & Wellness Summit takes place Saturday, September 13, 8:00–11:30 AM at ILA 1426 Hall in Wilmington, NC. Focused on mental health challenges unique to Black men, the event features expert speakers, free health screenings, wellness vendors, prizes, and lunch. Open to the public.
Scholarship Breakfast Fundraiser, April 27, 2024
Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church
Keynote Speaker: Ms. Hilda de Leon (Principal, International School at Gregory)
2024 JUNETEENTH SCHOLARSHIP GOLF OUTING
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Future Teacher Program for African American Males
The Future Teacher Program for African American Males prides itself on connecting the students with individuals and role models that have a story to tell and a future to share. Jabhzar Fields, (Freshman/Junior at North Carolina State University) has a small group engages in a small group discussion with Damian Webb, Emmanuel Harris and Ahmad Harris, about his journey to State and his aspirations for the future. By the way, Jahzar graduated from Hoggard in June 2023.
An integral part of the 100’s Future Teacher Program for African American Males includes instruction focused on STEAM activities. Students acquire basic skills through authentic hands-on projects that use biotic kits. Damion Webb, a 10th grade student at Laney High School is pictured in the photo.
Dr. Donyell roseboro
On Saturday, February 25, 2023, the 100’s Future Teacher Leaders had the honor of listening, engaging and learning from Dr. Donyell Roseboro, professor of Education at the Watson College of Education, UNCW, about the historical significance of the Rosenwald schools. Through hands-on activities, she helped the students understand the gravity of the Rosenwald schools black community, and its context in shaping education for African Americans in the Jim Crow south.
2022 Durham
Youth Energy Academy
Exhibitions After Dark
Gallery Talk with Zedrick Applin
Thursday
January 27, 2022
at 7 PM
Learn about Stephen Hayes’s exhibition Voices of Future’s Past from the unique perspective of community member Zedrick Applin, Program Manager, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Community Involvement at nCino. Join Zedrick for this interaction conversation and grab dinner and a cocktail from CAM Café before or after. Free with admission.
Reserve your spot for free
