College Bound Brotherhood

Peace! The College Bound Brotherhood has three important announcements; 1) Our 2017-2018 scholarship application is now live! Please access the application via this link https://www.tfaforms.com/458607 and get started today! 2) For our 2016-2017 scholarship awardees, it is time to claim your Spring award. Please access the application via this link https://www.tfaforms.com/4599793... 3) We have a great PAID internship opportunity for our young Black men! All those are interested are encouraged to apply via this link http://app.smarterselect.com//35627-Marcus-Foster-Educatio

"We gone be alright." -Kendrick Lamar

My name is Deen Hasaan Tyler and I recently became the Program Manager of The College Bound Brotherhood. The College Bound Brotherhood, a collaborative designed to promote post-secondary preparation and success for Black young men through scholarship disbursement and partnerships between non-profit organizations in the nine Bay Area counties and the respective school districts, was created in response to large numbers of homicides and high school/college dropouts. The Brothe...Continue reading

Personal Welcome from College Bound Brotherhood's New Program Manager, Deen Tyler!

2016 Graduates!! Register now for the College Bound Brotherhood Graduation Celebration, Tuesday, May 31. Register at http://bit.ly/1TzfJ4g

Great start to Brothers Code 2015! Full house.

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Join the College Bound Brotherhood and Hidden Genius Project at Brothers Code 2015!! Register now at http://brotherscode2015.eventbrite.com/

Please join coding and computer science students from all over Oakland to view CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap! We are hosting this screening so that youth coding program leaders and computer science instructors in Oakland can use it as a springboard to have conversions with their program participants and students around tech diversity and their role within the growing tech ecosystem in Oakland. CODE "exposes the dearth of American female and minority software engineers and e...xplores the reasons for this gender gap and raises the question: what would society gain from having more women and minorities code?" The night will also feature a screening of the short film Code Oakland, which "examines the evolution of Oakland through the eyes of social entrepreneurs who are determined that youth of color not be left on the sidelines as Silicon Valley spreads across the Bay and into the home of the second largest black community in California." View a trailer of CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap View a trailer of Code Oakland Space is limited; reserve your tickets now! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/oakland-youth-screening-of-cod

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