My Brother’s Keeper
On August 10, 2016, Mayor Thomas M. Roach held a Press Conference on the steps of City Hall to formal announce that the City of White Plains accepted the call to action to launch the My Brother’s Keeper initiative to address the persistent opportunity gaps faced by boys and young men of color and to ensure that all young people can reach their full potential. Interim Superintendent of White Plains Schools Tim Connors agreed that the White Plains School District supported the My Brother’s Keeper initiative. The My Brother’s Keeper initiative was launched by President Barrack Obama, February 2014 to improve the lifelong outcomes of boys and young men of color. Since 2014, more 250 cities across the nation have accepted the My Brother’s Keeper initiative.
To find out more about My Brother’s Keeper download our 13 page brochure.
The MBK program is offered at various locations and times depending on the activity. Please sign up for our email to receive up to date information.
This is a free program.
Middle and High School age boys.
Call the Program Director – Ray Tribble at 914-422-1378 for information on how you (your child) can participate.
- AGES SERVED
- Middle School and High School students
- GENDER SERVED
- Males
- PROGRAM CONTACT PERSON
- Ray Tribble
- 914-422-1378
- rtribble@whiteplainsny.gov
