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Statement of purpose:

This network is committed to promoting the health and successful development of all boys from pre-adolescence through young adulthood by supporting their success in academic settings.

Beliefs:

As members of this Network, we believe:

  • both boys and girls, young men and young women deserve all the resources and attention necessary to promote their academic achievement.
  • boys and young men who represent diversity of race, color, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, religion, ancestry, and national origin should all be supported.
  • the voices of boys and young men must inform and be included in our programs.
  • this work needs to consider an understanding of boys' social, emotional, intellectual, spiritual and physical needs.
  • the work of supporting the academic success of boys needs to take place within familial, institutional, community and societal contexts.
  • the expansion of traditional definitions of masculinity is necessary to fully support healthy male developme.

Network projects:

We seek to provide educational opportunities to young people, parents, educators and others through collaborative program development and shared information. We provide resources and organize events such as:

  • Regional Dine and Discuss evenings
  • A Resources Website
  • Summer Institutes
  • Annual Conferences

For more information contact: Layne Gregory at 774-9994 or boystomen@maine.rr.com or Bernie Hershberger at 725-3069 or bhershbe@bowdoin.edu.

 

Membership:

The members of this Network include:

  • Bates College
  • Bowdoin College
  • Boys to Men
  • Bridgton Academy
  • Colby College
  • Gould Academy
  • Portland Public Schools
  • The Great Schools Partnership
  • The Mitchell Institute
  • Unity College
  • University of Maine Farmington

 

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