Always the “elephant in the room” love, romance, relationships and interests are central parts of individual & private and group & public human exchange. But where do young men & women looking to enhance their lives through healthy relationships learn about how exactly to do that?

Here we continue an open discussion about our true identity as Black people and why our identity provides so many answers to questions about life, love and relationships. We learn not only how to treat our romantic interests but also how to perceive ourselves.

NOTE: THESE MEETING WILL START WITH A SPEAKER IN CO-ED BUT AUDIENCES WILL BE DIVIDED BY GENDER SOON AFTER THE PRESENTATION.

Always the “elephant in the room” love, romance, relationships and interests are central parts of individual & private and group & public human exchange. But where do young men & women looking to enhance their lives through healthy relationships learn about how exactly to do that?

Here we continue an open discussion about our true identity as Black people and why our identity provides so many answers to questions about life, love and relationships. We learn not only how to treat our romantic interests but also how to perceive ourselves.

NOTE: THESE MEETING WILL START WITH A SPEAKER IN CO-ED BUT AUDIENCES WILL BE DIVIDED BY GENDER SOON AFTER THE PRESENTATION.

TYDLS - A Series, provides a talk-back platform for our youth to engage in discussions about all the important skills, information and requirements related to how to function safely and effectively in society. Tax & Finance - basics, how to build a basic budget to pay bills and what are and how are taxes related to this. Workforce - how to produce a resume and how to interview i.e. what are employers looking for in candidates. Engaging Law Enforcement - Know the law and how to engage police.

And much more.