We are devoted to creating positive change and fostering a thriving, empowered community.
Economics
Our nonprofit Black Men's organization is dedicated to promoting economic stability in our communities.
Education
Education is a top priority, and we are committed to providing educational opportunities for all.
Social Justice
At the heart of our mission is the pursuit of social justice, equality, and inclusivity.
Message from the President
President's Message
As the President of the African American Men of Westchester, I am
dedicated to providing meaningful and transformative services to our
diverse communities. With over 20 years of membership in AAMW, I am
deeply committed to our mission and to improving our county.
The
African American Men of Westchester is focused on creating real-world
solutions to the societal challenges that affect everyone. Through our
collective efforts and partnerships, we have made significant strides in
promoting social inclusion and empowering communities. This
demonstrates the impact we can make when we work together.
The
support of our members and community partnerships has been instrumental
in bringing our initiatives to life. We have advanced efforts in
education, healthcare, social justice, environmental protection,
economic development, diversity and inclusion, and addressing domestic
violence.
As we move forward, I remain committed to strengthening
our partnerships and look forward to collaborating closely with all of
you to achieve even greater successes in the years ahead. I want to
thank our members, partners, and the broader community for their
unwavering support.
For over 20 years, AAMW has provided athletic programs such as golf and
tennis camps, basketball tournaments, soccer camps and Miniature
Olympics for Toddlers. Several thousand young people, pre-school through
high school, have taken advantage
of these programs which are instructed by high
school, college, semi-pro, and professional coaches. Our organization
has been given access to both private and public sports facilities in
support of these events which continue to grow
in participation. These programs are used as a tool
to teach young people discipline, teamwork, social etiquette, and the
benefits of a healthy life style.
The workshops and related fishing excursion provide
opportunities for children to meet and interact with environmentalists, business leaders and those who are genuinely
concerned about the our environment.
These hands-on workshops
have been created to promote awareness of the environmental issues
facing Westchester County residents. Through classroom and lab experiments students learn and get involved with issues that affect their quality of life and discuss how to improve and implement
lasting solutions.
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Criminal Justice Seminar
This seminar held at Sarah Lawrence College, primarily focuses on educating students about various critical aspects of the Criminal Justice System.
The seminar covered the following key areas:
Law Enforcement: Students gained insights into the workings of law enforcement agencies.
The Criminal Court System: Attendees learned about the structure and processes within the criminal court system.
The District Attorney’s Office: Speakers provided information about the role and responsibilities of district attorneys.
The Probation Department: Students received an overview of the probation system.
Civil Rights: Specific attention was given to individuals’ civil rights under the law.
During the seminar, speakers not only informed students about their rights but also offered practical recommendations on how to navigate interactions with each sector of the Criminal Justice System.
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