
We do this in partnership with parents and caregivers, educators, mentors, and others responsible for the well-being of boys.
What We Do
Through our programs and services, we build boys’ emotional core and broaden their leadership capacity and social skills.
We also offer services for parents, families, and practitioners that improve their ability to support boys and young men during their journey into manhood.

What We Know
Boys often begin struggling both academically and socially as early as 2nd grade.
Two major reasons are (1) changes in learning expectations associated with high-stakes tests that begin in the 3rd grade and (2) changes in the behavioral expectations resulting in adults discouraging and penalizing previously-accepted behavior.
Adolescent boys also change communication styles, sometimes resulting in difficulty engaging with peers and adults.
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The 3 P’s: Predict-Plan-Push Through
A 3-Part leadership series for middle school boys in grades 6-8. These sessions will provide boys with practical tools to articulate a future for themselves, design a plan to realize their goals and the ability to navigate around obstacles. Series begins April 15.

Predict.
April 15th
VISION & GOAL SETTING
Boys are more productive when they are aiming for a specific goal. This workshop will help them set long-term and short-term goals.

Plan.
April 22nd
EXECUTIVE FUNCTION
Boys are at their best when they are executing a well-designed plan. This workshop will give them tools to stay organized.

Push Through.
April 29th
GROWTH MINDSET
Boys often get off track when obstacles present themselves. This workshop will show them how to view life’s challenges as learning opportunities.
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Resources
Here you can find helpful information for Boys, Parents
articles
Resources
Here you can find helpful information for Boys, Parents
CORE DEFINITIONS
ENGAGING: drawing favorable attention or interest
RESILIENT: recovering or adjusting easily
RESPONSIBLE: able to answer for one’s conduct and obligations