HE! Men – Healthy & Empowered
Sisterbration is delighted to announce its partnership with 100 Black Men of Birmingham. Sisterbration is galvanizing the African American community to address the state of Black men’s health. The central focus of the effort involves educating men about issues of importance to men through a series of events – HE! Men.
A HE! Men event is a gathering in a unique community of men of all ages who need to be heard and helped. We celebrate the wonder of manhood in every season—from pre-teen to maturity—equipping our men to be ‘healthy and empowered’.
How often do men get to sit down with other men of all ages and life experiences—and really get to the root of things on issues that matter to them? Not often! The HE! Men event provides this kind of community—with men leading one another in straight talk about real issues.
Men talk about the things they care about from purpose and passion, to mentoring other men, to communicating more effectively with women, to living spirit-filled. HE! Men is a place to come to network new knowledge and inspiration.
Whether men come to take notes, or just to take part—a HE! Men event is a place to come meet the boys and learn to be more healthy and empowered.
To host a HE! Men event at your local church or organization, please contact us at:
HE! Men
Sisterbration
612 32nd Street South, #211
Birmingham, AL 35233
Email: hemen@sisterbration.com
(205) 595-1291
About 100 Black Men of Birmingham
The mission of the 100 Black Men of Birmingham is improve the quality of life of our communities, and enhance educational and economic opportunities for all African Americans. The 100 is one of the city's strongest, most self-reliant African-American volunteer organization focused on education, enrichment and empowerment. The organization's primary programs are the Annual Scholarship
Program, a mentoring and academic support initiative; and the Chronicles of Black Wealth Program, a home and vehicle ownership program that focuses on financing.
Visit http://www.100bmba.org
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