Black Male Advancement

Our office strives to improve outcomes and reduce systemic barriers to advancement for Black men and boys living in Boston.

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The Office of Black Male Advancement works to empower Black men and boys. We want to ensure they have equitable access to opportunities in the City. As part of our work, we focus on policies, programs, resources, and local and national partnerships.

Our goal is to ensure Black men and boys have support to thrive and share in our City’s prosperity. Our office also directs and supports the efforts of the Black Men and Boys Commission.

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Contact

617-635-1037
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1 City Hall Square
Room 806

Boston, MA 02201
United States
Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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Programs

Black Male Advancement Small Grant Fund

Our fund allows community-based organizations serving the Black male community in Boston to apply for between $2,500 to $7,500 in grants.

My Brother's Keeper Boston

In 2014, President Obama started the national initiative My Brother's Keeper. We want to address persistent opportunity gaps faced by youth across the U.S.

Young Black Leaders Boston

A program for young Black males in Boston’s high school who want to become more civically engaged and leaders in their communities.

Project Opportunity

Helping create resources and opportunities for residents with CORIs.