Important Black Male Initiative Meeting tonight at 7pm! Join the discussion today.

You are invited to the first Black Male Initiative meeting of the spring 2022 semester. This meeting will be held via Zoom...
When: February 22, 2022 7:00 PM Eastern Standard Time (USA)

If you are a Black Male undergraduate, graduate, community member, faculty, or staff, you are strongly encouraged to attend this important meeting, which will be discussion based and engaging. We are encouraging ALL Black Males, no matter where you reside, to attend this special online event.

We will be discussing various topics that impact the Black Community, and the role Black Men play in supporting each other, and our communities. Please register for this free event, and get involved by lending your voice, ideas and perspectives. Our community depends on it!

You must Register in advance for this meeting:
https://umd.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0vc-Csrj4uHNyxhNg-oBm8ahUk6nRIxPYK

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. BMI is an amazing program that brings together male undergraduates, grad students, faculty/staff and even community members, in brotherhood, unity and fellowship! BMI also affords its members the opportunity to get more engaged in their community and even social justice initiatives. http://solom80.wix.com/blackmaleinitiative

If you are interested in becoming more civically engaged then BMI is the program for you. If you are interested in establishing strong relationships with other brothers who are students, faculty/staff, and community members then BMI is definitely for you. If you are interested in participating in academically oriented study halls then BMI is for you. For more info email: nyumbz@umd.edu

The Black Male Initiative Program's Mission

"The Black Male Initiative (BMI) Program is dedicated to the establishment of brotherhood, scholarship, and retention of Black Males at the University of Maryland. BMI has a commitment to impact the campus and wider communities through collective activism and leadership that promotes the uplifting and empowerment of Black Men."

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