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| A Brotherhood Creed A Brotherhood Creed Presented by the Black Male Community Empowerment Forum Recognize Fatherhood as an Honorable Responsibility Seek and Honor the Institution of Marriage Know that You Are Made in the Image of God Develop Short and Long Term Goals Make Savings a Financial Practice Respect and Seek Council from Your Elders Never Physically or Mentally Abuse Women or Children Reject Materialism and Avoid Frivolous Spending Practice Your Culture and Study Your History Recognize the Value of Volunteering Stride for Physical, Mental and Spiritual Balance Moderately Indulge in Life’s Pleasures Never Forget to Pay Homage to Your Ancestors Support and Develop Businesses in Your Community Provide the Best Shelter Possible for Your Family Stride to Become the Leader Your Seek Show Compassion for Those Less Fortunate Than You Value, Respect and Manage Your Time Become Environmentally Responsible Protect Your Family, Friends and Community Accept Your Responsibility as a Role Model Make Knowledge a Life-Long Quest Never See Love or Humility as a Weakness Help Prepare Young Men for Manhood Never Be Too Proud to Seek Help Know When to Fight and When to Retreat Train and Develop Marketable Skills Seek Financial Knowledge and Independence Be Responsible When in Courtship Practice a Good Diet for Optimal Health Share Your Mastered Skills With an Apprentice Become a Citizen of the World Know That Physical Exercise is a Necessity Fined Solitude for Personal Mediation Teach Boys Respect for Woman by Example Elevate Your Religion to Spirituality |
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| This program is run by our Brotherhood Collective member Roosevelt Muhammad. This is a very outstanding and significant program for black male fatherhood and development. We fully support it and would like for you to either be a presenter or connect Roosevelt with someone in your network to serve. Warren Green, Coordinator, The Brotherhood Collective @ Morehouse College Greetings Colleagues This letter is to solicit collaborative support from you or someone on your staff as a guest speaker in our “Fulton County Call to Manhood, Teen DADS Program.” The identified guest speaker would appear in our “Teen DADS Speakers Forum” brochure / Teen DADS Program Curriculum outline. During the course of the program each identified guest speaker may be requested to present their topic on two separate occasions for the two Teen DADS classes totaling 20 participants per class. Please see attached program flyer, guest speaker contract agreement form and presenter information data form referencing the items we will need to coordinate and schedule you into the program. All guest speakers are requested to turn in their forms no later than January 19, 2011 in order for our staff to accomplish the production deadline of our “Teen DADS Speakers Forum” supplemental brochure. Your participation will also help our teen dads realize and take advantage of the valuable resources and services Fulton County has to address their specific needs. Formerly, Call to Manhood operated as three-day retreat for young men in Fulton County to learn valuable lessons about life skills, personal development, and responsibility through workshop speakers. While this model proved successful, we see an increase need for sustained, intensive programmatic initiatives that have a well-defined, measurable impact on the program participants and Fulton County at- large. The Teen DADS Program will meet these Objectives by measuring program outcomes and impacts. The program is designed to target teen fathers 18 years and under in Fulton County. In closing, we would like to work with the appropriate Fulton County Resources and Services that support teen fathers in this program. The Teen DADS program will engage fathers in thorough structured one- stop support program for young fathers. Exclusive among fatherhood programs, The Fulton County Teen DADS Program will use the National Fatherhood Initiative “24/7 DADS” Curriculum that will support young fathers through comprehensive counseling sessions, multi support referrals, career counseling, parenting classes, and referrals for GED programs. Teen DADS will be immersed in a facilitation based model that will emphasize the fundamental theme to support young fathers to ensure family stability. Our program will focus on unique circumstances young fathers face by providing services and assistance to specifically meet their needs. The overall goal is to provide young fathers with opportunities and assistance that help them to develop capabilities enabling them to emotionally nurture and financially support their children. Lastly, I would like to thank you for your time and consideration in this very important matter. Note: Please acknowledge the available dates, time and location on the attached syllabus starting February 15 – April 19, 2011. Roosevelt Muhammad Teen DADS Program Coordinator Fulton County Department of Human Services Office of Children and Youth Office: 404-613-8738 Fax: 404-893-6630 roosevelt.muhammad@fultoncountyga.gov |
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| Contact: Warren Green The Black Male Community Empowerment Forum BMCEF Atlanta, Georgia Phone: 404-379-5116 Email Address: wgreen@morehouse.edu Web: www.cbpm.org/bmcef |
