ICEBreaker Boy Program

Boys in current grades 6 – 9 join break the I.C.E. with us through personal development. Program participants will be given tools and resources to navigate challenges that they face and create their own definitions of what it means to be African American boy’s in today’s society.  This year long  program will exposes boys to professional and positive ICE Mentors, provide tools and resources to actively challenge stereotypes, develop leadership skills, and life maps, to plan their future as economically, politically and socially empowered young men.

After all participants in grades 6-9 complete 1-2 programs they will have access to participate in additional workshops, activities and outings offered through the organization. Through this program participants will also be assigned a mentor and engage in organized activities with their mentor arranged by the organization. Boys who complete the program and transition to the 10th grade will be invited to become a Junior ICE Mentor and serve as a peer mentor with exclusive leadership opportunities within the organization. 

As of now this program is in-person. We will monitor the Governor’s orders, follow all safety procedures and keep all active parents informed on current updates. We will only accept 30 students to participate. Once we reach capacity, registration will close. Registration for this program will open in January.