Mobilizing

African American

Families

Teen Symposium 

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MAAF Pillars

  • Provide support and resources.

  • Encourage personal growth and development.

  • Challenge youth to evaluate their relationships and associations.

  • Mentor youth for leadership and public speaking.

  • Promote self-awareness and enhance independent and critical thinking.

  • Embolden youth to recognize their greatness.

COMMITMENT TO OUR YOUTH

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MAAF's work addresses the body, mind, and spirit of our youth population.

We help youth navigate emotional intelligence, cultural awareness, and leadership skills.

MAAF exposes youth to the pathways needed to encourage self-empowerment  and critical thinking.

Our Approach

SAVE THE DATE

OCT 26

SYMPOSIUM

SAVE THE DATE ✦ OCT 26 ✦ SYMPOSIUM ✦


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