Paul Robeson Institute for Positive Self-Development

For over 24 years the CBMM has sponsored the development, operation and execution of the Paul Robeson Institute for Positive Self-Development (PRI). PRI cultivates adolescent male members of the Boston and Greater Boston area to become adolescent leaders for the future. Rooted in the principles of positive self-enrichment, PRI equips young black and brown males with the necessary attributes to enhance school performance and to become models of inspiration for African American youth within the larger landscape of The City of Boston and Greater Boston areas. 
Annual Unity Breakfast

Concerned Black Men of Massachusetts presents the 24th Anniversary Andrew J. Davis Jr. Award Breakfast will be held on Saturday, May 4, 2013 at the Cambridge Center Marriott,  2 Cambridge Center, Cambridge, MA 02142. This year, the recipients of the award are The Honorable William "Mo" Cowan United States Senator and former chief of staff for Governor Deval Patrick. J. Keith Motley, PhD Chancellor of UMass Boston & CBMM co-founder and Robert Lewis Jr. Boston Foundation veteran & advocate for youth programs. Tickets can be purchase at : http://cbmmunitybreakfast.eventbrite.com
About CBMM

The Concerned Black Men of Massachusetts (CBMM) is a charitable, non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization established in April of 1989. CBMM is dedicated to asserting black and brown male's importance to the perpetuation of family and community cohesiveness through education, social and cultural principles, and economic interdependence.


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