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100 Black Men of America purchase 200 copies of issue #1 XOUNN: The Children of Muse for their summer Conference in Atlanta.
The 100 Black Men of America, Inc. youth program focuses on empowering African American youth through mentoring, education, and leadership development. The organization pairs young people with successful professionals who serve as mentors, providing guidance on academics, careers, and personal growth. Their programs emphasize educational excellence, offering tutoring and leadership training, with a strong focus on STEM fields.
In addition to academics, the program promotes economic empowerment by teaching financial literacy and entrepreneurial skills, preparing youth for long-term financial success. Health and wellness are also prioritized, with initiatives that encourage physical fitness, mental health awareness, and informed lifestyle choices.
The organization instills civic responsibility, encouraging young people to engage in their communities and become future leaders. Key initiatives include the Mentoring the 100 Way program, which offers lifelong mentorship, and the Collegiate 100, which supports leadership development in college students.
Overall, 100 Black Men of America's youth programs aim to cultivate confident, well-rounded individuals equipped to succeed academically, financially, and personally, while fostering a commitment to giving back to their communities.
Flarenova Studios, parent to XOUNN: The Children of Muse supports AfroAnimation 4.0
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES, February 27, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The excitement is palpable at FlareNova Studios as they announce their sponsorship of the highly anticipated AfroAnimation 4.0 Summit, scheduled for April 10 to 12, 2024, in vibrant Burbank, CA. This sponsorship represents a monumental leap for FlareNova Studios, marking its journey from seizing incredible opportunities at the 2023 AfroAnimation Summit to becoming an unwavering supporter and sponsor of this groundbreaking event.
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ALUMNUS Creates Black Superheroes Comic Book.
Hazel Scott of Alabama State University (ASU) Communications Department did a interview of Flarenova CEO and Author of XOUNN, Julian Herring Check it out!.
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Alabama State University is a Historically Black College and University (HBCU). Founded in 1867, ASU is located in Montgomery, Alabama, and has a long history of providing higher education to African American students. It offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs and is known for its rich legacy in education, civil rights activism, and community service.