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Home » Commissioner Salim Adofo: Black Men’s Action Summit, Aug. 27th, Washington, D.C.
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Commissioner Salim Adofo: Black Men’s Action Summit, Aug. 27th, Washington, D.C.

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Commissioner Salim Adofo: Black Men's Action Summit

The Black Men’s Action Summit is designed to educate and motivate Black men and boys about the unique needs they face today. It is the intent of this event to provide empowering information, positive role models, and potential mentors, as well as valuable resources to assist young Black males in surviving and succeeding in an adverse society.

The topics covered in our workshops include Entrepreneurship, Building Confidence, and Stopping Violence, among others. The target audience is children aged 12 and older. The event is open to everyone (including women).

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Aug. 27th Commissioner Salim Adofo: Black Men's Action Summit d.c. washington
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