Join the Mayor's Office of Black Male Engagement & Councilmember Michael Driscoll of the 6th Disctrict on Saturday, December 2nd at the Frankford Boat Launch for the 12th Brothas Stroll for the Health of Black Men and Boys in Philadelphia! These events are in collaboration with the Mayor's Commission of African American Males, Mayor's Office of Youth Engagement, the Department of Public Health, and DBHIDS's Engaging Men of Color.

The Brothas Stroll is a neighborhood-based walk for Black men and boys to connect with each other, family, friends, neighbors, and raise awareness about Black men's health.

This month the Brothas Stroll Health Walk will start at the Frankford Boat Launch and explore the beautiful K&T park trail along the Delaware river!

T-shirt Pickup: 11:00 a.m.

Brothas Stroll Start Time: 11:30 a.m. 

Tell us you're coming: bit.ly/BrothasStroll12

A Hope That Lights The Way is a new documentary from the Mayor's Office of Public Engagement that tells the stories of nine community leaders and organizations who are committed to changing the narratives around Black men and boys in Philadelphia. 

The film shines a light on community-based organizations from all over the city that are investing in our youth and their futures.  

Join us for a special virtual screening on December 6th.  Following the screening, we'll have the opportunity to speak with the filmmakers, featured community leaders, and Temple University researchers that made this film possible.  

Watch the trailer!

Register for the virtual screening. Upon registration you will receive a confirmation email with a link to join!

A Hope That Lights The Way is a new documentary from the Mayor's Office of Public Engagement that tells the stories of nine community leaders and organizations who are committed to changing the narratives around Black men and boys in Philadelphia. 

The film shines a light on community-based organizations from all over the city that are investing in our youth and their futures.  

Join us for a special virtual screening on December 12th.  Following the screening, we'll have the opportunity to speak with the filmmakers, featured community leaders, and Temple University researchers that made this film possible.  

Watch the trailer!

Register for the virtual screening.  Upon registration you will receive a confirmation email with a link to join!