Programs
- Home
- Programs
There is something powerful about getting men of different ages and backgrounds to open up and speak candidly about their experiences. Schools, colleges, universities, community organizations, churches, nonprofits, and mens groups have utilized our program models to educate and inspire males of all ages to embrace their mental health journey.
Project Bravespace is an initiative that gathers men of color from various experiences and backgrounds together for an honest conversation centered around mental health.
A Safe Space is a gathering of people who agree to share in an environment free of bias, conflict and criticism. Everyone should feel confident that they will not be exposed to discrimination, harassment or harm. Project Bravespace expands on that concept, encouraging vulnerability and open dialogue about challenging topics, without fear of exclusion or being ill-judged.
We invite people to gather for candid conversations about mental health. Through conversations and panels we explore Black male mental health in a non-clinical setting, encouraging brave interactions and exploring emotionality.
Topics vary but typically are centered around participant’s lived experiences, addressing the disparities in mental health, breaking mental health stigmas, emotions, reimagining ideas of masculinity, benefits of therapy and learning healthy coping practices.
This project is rooted in the belief that cultural competency and shared experiences are the foundation for Black healing. By curating spaces where cultural competency takes precedent, we decrease the potential for bias and center wellness around shared worldviews.
In a very cool way, explore Black male emotionality, pushing limits and encouraging transparency by placing value on one’s willingness to embrace their own vulnerability.
BMMH workshops are offered In person or virtually and teach valuable lessons in navigating the social and emotional complexities of life. Workshops increase knowledge, skills, insight and confidence in identifying and navigating when you or someone else is experiencing a mental health challenge. Designed to target three core focus areas:
At the core of our work we are building community. Peer Support Groups, (PSG’s) hosts interactive activities like meditation, yoga, book clubs and outdoor meetups like hiking, and workouts for more interest driven groupings. Black men love to link up. Led by experts and licensed professionals, our PSG’s offer opportunities for brand partnerships and narrow in on particular interest for brother looking for more specific connections within our community.