The My Brother’s Keeper Alliance leads a cross-sector national call to action focused on building safe and supportive communities for boys and young men of color.
Ten years ago, in response to Trayvon Martin's tragic death, President Obama started My Brother's Keeper to address opportunity gaps that exist for boys and young men of color. The program aims to ensure young men have clear pathways to reach their maximum potential. Today, our work is embedded in over 100 MBK Communities, impacting thousands of young men of color from Chicago to Omaha.
Take a look back at some of our most memorable moments during a decade of impact in action.