The North Texas Expo for Young Men is a school and community engagement event committed to centering student voices and changing the narrative of male under-performance in public schools. Presentations address education inequities and offer solutions for barriers to achievement.

There is a teacher shortage, but there is an even greater shortage of Black men in education. We examine the teacher pipeline and discuss how we can address the shortage in Black male educators. Register opens June 2023

There is no conversation about the future of young Black men that does not include a close look at the issues of social justice and policing. The 6th leading cause of death for Black men is police brutality. We have conversations about the different perspectives on what it means to be Black & Blue, while examining the relevance of the anti-CRT movement to the issue. #SayHisName & Register here

Issues of injustice & inequity are real life situations for young black men of purpose +25 years of age meet-up to engage in activities as men, fathers, mentors & role models address issues of education equity. Register here.

Black men ages 25 and older meet up to address issues of education equity for young Black men. Fathers, mentors and role models come together to prepare for their participation on the North Texas Expo for Young Men. Register here.

Make your way to the 2023 Kickoff of The moMENtum Experience. We bring together individuals who are ready to pour into the next generation. This is an intergenerational conversation about the Black male experience in public schools. Attendees will be encouraged to share personal stories relevant to the lessons of manhood and masculinity. We consider actions that will disrupt the school-to-prison-pipeline. Register here