Boys II Men: A Community Conversation for Single Mothers
About Boys II Men: A Community Conversation for Single Mothers
A powerful community conversation with single mothers on the real challenges of raising young men — with mentors and resources on hand.
Real Talk. Real Support. Real Change.
Join The JMBD Foundation for Boys II Men: A Community Conversation — an honest, community-style discussion centered on the journey of single mothers raising young sons.
This isn't a panel. This is a conversation.
We'll be sitting in community together — mothers, mentors, and resources all in the same room — to talk about what it really takes to raise boys into men. What are the challenges single moms face that often go unspoken? What does support actually look like? And what role can mentors, community, and fathers play — even from the outside?
What to expect:
A moderated community conversation in a safe, welcoming space
Real talk about the challenges of raising young men without a father in the home
Mentors and community resources available on site
Connection with other mothers, fathers, and community members who get it
Who this is for:
Single mothers raising sons
Co-parents navigating shared parenting
Mentors, coaches, and youth workers
Anyone invested in the healthy development of young Black men in our community
🗓 Thursday, September 17, 2026
🕖 7:00 – 9:00 PM
📍 Good Spirit Cafe | 2361 Eisenhower Ave, Alexandria, VA 22314
Admission is FREE. Space is limited — register to secure your seat.
Mentors and community resources will be on hand throughout the evening.
The JMBD Foundation hosts monthly Fatherhood Circle events focused on fatherhood, family, and youth development in the DMV area.
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