My Name is Mr.
This 12-week after school program is equipped to teach adolescent males how to be responsible, self-believing, and achieving men in society. The goals of the program are to equip, empower, and prepare young men for success by partnering the young “Misters” with accomplished, educated, and caring BIPOC male mentors and professionals. “My Name is Mr.,” coaches life-skills that help develop principles and values that lead to personal development and academic success. Next cohort, September 2022. Email chris@bamlainc.org for more information.
Food Justice Relief Program
By All Means Leadership Alliance Inc.(BAMLA), has launched an Anti-Food Apartheid Mission to deliver 500 free healthy meals, including (Vegan, Vegetarian, and Healthy Options), to “Food Deserts & Swamps” within locally disenfranchised communities. We are supporting this effort seeking individuals in the age group of 9yrs-24yrs of age who want to make a difference in their communities.
Healthy Meal Giveaways
We are offering a youth development internship for the production of the Cherry House. This is a critically acclaimed show and a production in the heart of Broadway at Theatre Rowe. We want to share a message with your family, friends, and colleagues. It would be a pleasure for the cast and crew to perform for you and your circles.
Synopsis:
It’s 1859 and Cherry House is in the heart of old New York, named after its proprietress, Miss Cherry. A proud and free African American entrepreneur in misogynistic, racist pre-Civil War America, Miss Cherry’s business was booming, and life was far from complications.
FRANK DUNHAM JR - Writer, Director
C. SALA HEWITT - Co-Director
Offering:
This youth development program allows young adolescents to work with one of BAMLA’s board members, Frank Dunham Jr in a mentorship and internship capacity.
Theatre (Creative Development Program)
Coming February 2025
Workshop Highlights
Leadership Skills
Character Building
Youth Empowerment
Community Service
Academic Support