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EPISODE · May 22, 2025 · 8 MIN

BC Connect Podcast – Episode: “Just Men” Presented by the Brother Carl Hardrick Institute

from BC Connect Podcast: Conversations on Violence Prevention and Community Healing

On April 10th, the Brother Carl Hardrick Institute’s “Just Men” program, led by BCHI President and former educator Leonard Epps, hosted a powerful session featuring author and advocate Sadiq Ali, centered around his inspiring book, Resilient Advocacy. The event focused on educating and empowering young Black and Brown males, promoting leadership, emotional wellness, and personal accountability. Through open dialogue and real-world strategies, BCHI continues its mission to uplift and guide the next generation of resilient young men.

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On April 10th, the Brother Carl Hardrick Institute’s “Just Men” program, led by BCHI President and former educator Leonard Epps, hosted a powerful session featuring author and advocate Sadiq Ali, centered around his inspiring book, Resilient...

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