New National Role Model Programme for young Black boys and young Black men.
- By Junior Wilson
- Published 8/08/2008
- Personal Growth , Employment
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Could you be a Black male role model?
Black
boys and young men face serious challenges in every sector of society.
They are less likely to do well at school, more likely to be unemployed
and much more likely to become involved in the criminal justice system
than their peers and The REACH Black Role model programme is there to
address just that.
There are, of course, many examples of Black
boys and young men who excel at school, university and in all areas of
life. But these often succeed despite, rather than because of the
system.
So the challenge is on, are you up for it, do you know someone who would fit the bill?
Could you be a positive example to Black boys and young Black men?
• Does your personal journey inspire others?
• Are you willing to change negative stereotypes and share your story to motivate the next generation?
If
so, you could be part of the first-ever national role model programme
for Black boys and young Black men. This is a unique opportunity to act
as a positive role model on the national stage and to make a real
difference to future generations.
REACH is a major Government
programme to raise the aspirations and achievements of young Black men.
As part of this pioneering approach, we are looking for black male role
models with the ability, the energy and commitment to inspire and
motivate.
We aim to appoint around 20 inspirational men as
national Black male role models. If you are chosen, we will expect you
to support REACH events and to share your life story and experiences in
a programme of national and local media and other events for at least
12 months.
Ozwald Boateng OBE is a leading tailor and designer, who has spent more than 20 years at the forefront of British fashion. He is on the REACH recruitment panel
"There is a real need to inspire young Black men and I think that can only be achieved by demonstrating Black men from different professions doing well, achieving great things in sciences or the arts or whatever it my be: I think that is going to be a powerful thing for the youth to see.
"I would encourage as many of you Black men as possible to apply."
