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The My Brother’s Keeper Alliance 2024 year in review

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This year, My Brother’s Keeper celebrated our 10th anniversary! As we close out this exciting, impact-filled year, we wanted to share some of our favorite memories.

Take a look at a few of the moments that made 2024 so special: 

In 2024, the MBK Alliance:

These are just a few highlights of the incredible work taking place across our national network. Daily, our community, organization, and system leaders work hard to improve the lives of the boys and young men of color. As we wrap up our 10-year anniversary, we also look with anticipation and excitement toward what we can accomplish over the next 10 years!

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