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Leadership, Mental Health, Social Mobility, and Career / Pathway Development
SUPPORTING MEN'S HEALTH & EDUCATION |
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Leadership, Mental Health, Social Mobility, and Career / Pathway Development
SUPPORTING MEN'S HEALTH & EDUCATION |
WHAT IS CMOCC ABOUT?Mission: CMOCC aims to foster a supportive community for men of color by providing opportunities to connect while promoting mental health and wellness and offering educator professional learning to cultivate a sense of belonging.
Vision: Our vision is to strategically support the development of men by increasing social mobility, emotional well-being, and educator career advancement. |
Your Gift MattersYour support for CMOCC helps us provide quality programs and professional opportunities to keep our communities healthy and flourishing! We rely on support from people like you in our community to maintain and grow our programs and services for our minority youth and adults. We believe providing men with professional skills that will help them exceed all expectations in an ever-changing world. Your support will help us meet the growing demand for our services and help us expand our reach across the entire state.
JOIN 25FTC MOVEMENT https://lnkd.in/gchxY_4r Commit monthly. Stand for the culture. Change lives together. Don’t miss what’s happening at CMOCC! From upcoming events to impactful programs, stay connected with everything we have going on. Follow our new Zeffy Organization Page and subscribe for updates: 👉 https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/organizations/colorado-men-of-color-collaborative Let’s keep building together! |
Testimonies"Some evenings remind you that leadership is not about titles. It is about community.
My wife, Daphne Brownlee, and I were honored to attend the Colorado Men of Color Collaborative (CMOCC) All White Party in representation of the Community College of Aurora and spend time with educators, advocates, and leaders committed to expanding opportunity throughout our state. I want to extend my deepest appreciation to Dr. Fernando Branch and Dr. Jeremy L. Eddie. What they are building is bigger than an organization. They are cultivating a statewide community of educators across K-12, higher education, and workforce development who understand that talent is everywhere, but opportunity must be intentionally created. They are reminding us that our responsibility is not simply to educate. Our responsibility is to create pathways to economic mobility." Learn more about their movement at www.CMOCC.org |