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My Brother's Keeper Community Network

Community Network Spotlights

TheÌý91ÂãÁÄÊÓÆµ State My Brother's Keeper Community NetworkÌýincludes 50 member communities that have joined the growing initiative to improve outcomes for boys and young men of color. To join the NYS MBK Community Network, the school superintendent and local government official must sign a joint letter to theÌýCommissioner of Education indicating their support of and commitment to meeting the six (6) MBK National Milestones and the six (6) 91ÂãÁÄÊÓÆµ State MBK Goals.ÌýDetailed instructions for becoming a 91ÂãÁÄÊÓÆµ State MBK Community can be found here. Upon becoming a member of the statewide network, a community gains the support of 91ÂãÁÄÊÓÆµ's Office of Access, Equity, and Community Engagement Services to help build a community initiative and develop a local MBK action plan.

The following communities are part of theÌýMBK Community Network:

  1. Albany
  2. Arlington
  3. Auburn
  4. Brentwood
  5. Bronx
  6. Brooklyn
  7. Buffalo
  8. Central Islip
  9. Dunkirk
  10. East Ramapo
  11. Ellenville
  12. Elmont
  13. Greenburgh
  14. Hudson
  15. Ithaca
  16. Kingston
  17. LaFayette
  18. Lockport
  19. Long Beach
  20. Longwood
  21. Lyons
  22. Manhattan
  23. Massena
  24. Middletown
  25. Monticello
  26. Mt. Pleasant Cottage
  27. Mt. Vernon
  28. Newburgh
  29. New Rochelle
  30. Ossining
  31. Peekskill
  32. Port Chester-Rye
  33. Poughkeepsie
  34. Queens
  35. Rochester
  36. Roosevelt
  37. Salmon River
  38. Schenectady
  39. Sewanhaka
  40. Sodus
  41. Southampton
  42. Staten Island
  43. Suffern
  44. Syracuse
  45. Troy
  46. Uniondale
  47. Valley Stream
  48. Westbury
  49. White Plains
  50. Wyandanch
  51. Yonkers