Urban Leadership Institute :: If We Don't Invest in Our Youth, Who Will?
 
Voices from the Campaign for Black Male Achievement
   
welcome to ULI welcome to ULI
Urban Leadership Institute (ULI) is a social enterprise based in Baltimore, Maryland. ULI focuses on leadership development by providing management, consultation services, program development, research and market analysis. We empower youth and adults to create and launch their own enterprises, and through these enterprises, to take greater responsibility for their lives and communities.  :: more about the Urban Leadership Institute

in the spotlight
Man Up: Recruiting & Retaining African American Male Mentors
Released on June 1, 2008, this report examines African American male perspectives on mentoring. It provides recommendations for grassroots organizations, churches and governmental entities involved in recruiting & retaining African American males to serve in mentoring programs across the country.  :: click here to view the report
news and events
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February 22nd - 24th, 2012
4th Annual National Prisoner’s Family Conference
David Miller will be presenting Where’s Mommy & Daddy? - Approaches for Working with Children of Incarcerated Parents.

Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico
For more information: Please visit www.solutionsforelpaso.org
April 26th - 28th, 2012
The 6th Annual Gathering of Leaders

GREAT SCHOOLS ARE NOT AN ACCIDENT: Successful Learning Communities for Boys and Young Men of Color.

David Miller will be hosting a town hall meeting (April 25) for parents in Durham, NC to kick off the COSEBOC Conference.

Location: North Carolina Central University, Durham, NC
For more information: Please visit www.coseboc.org/conference.htm
May 12th, 2012
Black Male Development Symposium (Saving Our Sons)

David Miller will be hosting a screening of Jordan Coleman’s new film Payin the Price (http://www.payintheprice.com) and hosting a book signing for his new book Khalil’s Way. Payin the Price examines the issue of teen dating violence. The film is produced by Coleman a 16 year old high school student.

Location: Arcadia University (20 minutes outside of Philadelphia)
For more information: Please visit http://blackmaledevelopment.com
  Listen to the NPR Radio Interview with ULI
ULI interview with NPR radio
LaMarr Darnell Shields and David Miller were guests of The National Public Radio interview as they were leading a recent anti-gang discussion at the Police Athletic Leaque in Northeast Baltimore. Click on the play button of the audio player below to listen to the NPR news report.
OSI Forum: Black Male Achievement—What Needs to Be Done
OSI forum - Black Male Achievement - What Need to Be Done The OSI Campaign for Black Male Achievement hosted a roundtable discussion facilitated by Shawn Dove. Panelist include: David Miller, Co- Founder of the Urban Leadership Institute and author of Dare To Be King Curriculum, Kenny Barnes, CEO of ROOT, Inc, Joe Jones, CEO of Center for Urban Families, Dr. Derek Suite, Full Circle Health and Kenneth Braswell, New York State Fatherhood Initiative. Click on the play button of the audio player below to listen to forum.
  Raising Him Alone Campaign
Raising Him Alone Campaign
Raising Him Alone (RHA) is dedicated to researching, designing, and implementing a campaign to support the social well being of single mothers raising boys. Through a series of intense community forums, workshops and support group initiatives, RHA seeks to increase access to resources in the areas of Health & Well Being (Mental Health), Educational Support & Advocacy, as well as Financial Literacy.
The campaign is based on numerous conversations with local and national organizations on ways to better support African American boys. Additionally, Miller & Stevens hosted a series of focus groups and interviews with single mothers raising boys across the U.S. to determine the successes and challenges which confront these families. Overwhelmingly, mothers indicated issues related to understanding male development, issues with their sons father’s and financial constraints as major challenges in their lives.

For more information about the Raising Him Alone campaign, please visit the campaign website at www.RaisingHimAlone.com.
Dare To Be King: What If The Prince Lives?
Visit our website dedicated to this comprehensive curriculum. The Dare To Be King curriculum serves as a "blue print" for Rites of Passage/manhood development training programs and organizations working exclusively with African American males. www.daretobeking.com
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