Brothers on the Rise - Approved

• Brothers on the Rise is a dual direct service-systems change organization which responsibly empowers male youth to achieve individual success, develop healthy relationships and contribute to a more just and equitable society. We accomplish this through comprehensive gender-responsive, culturally appropriate, preventive, pipeline programs that directly serve boys and young men of color. We also provide capacity building for schools, nonprofits and public agencies through training, coaching, curriculum development, consulting, convening, research and writing – all empowering the community towards more effective and equitable practice.
• • Owner
    Nai Pharn
  • Created On
    07-06-2016
  • Updated On
    05-15-2023
  • Update Reminder
    04-30-2024

• How To Contact

  • Name
    General Contact
  • Phone
    (510) 928-4814
  • Fax
    N/A
  • Email
    info@brothersontherise.org
  • Alt Name
    Executive Director: Cesar Barragan
  • Alt Phone
    N/A
  • Alt Fax
    N/A
  • Alt Email
    cesar@brothersontherise.org
  • Address
    2700 International Blvd.
  • Address 2
    Suite #30
  • City
    Oakland
  • State
    CA

• More Information

  • Start Date
    01-20-2022
  • Expiration Date
    05-30-2024
  • Eligibility
    free
  • Fee
    0.00
  • Organization
    Brothers on the Rise
  • Zip Code
    94601

• Helpful Links

  • Main Program URL
    http://brothersontherise.org/
  • Direct Services
    http://brothersontherise.org/direct-services/
  • COVID-19 News and Resources
    http://brothersontherise.org/news-updates/
  • Contact Information
    http://brothersontherise.org/contact/

• Detailed Information

  • Programs

    Brothers on the Rise has developed the following program models. We both implement these as direct services as well as provide training and technical assistance to build capacity for schools, nonprofits and public sector agencies to more effectively and equitably serve male youth of color through use of these BOTR models and/or other best practices:
    
    Brothers, UNITE! - a year-round literacy, life skills and leadership boys program delivered during out of school time hours.  Key modalities are academic support, media literacy and production, as well as athletics, sportsmanship and outdoor education
    
    Lift a Brother Up - a career readiness initiative providing young men job training, paid internship and college preparation focused on health and human services professions. We achieve this with a professional men’s speaker’s series, job training, paid internship, and college prep activities.
    
    Brothers Helping Brothers - a counseling program supporting BOTR youth experiencing social-emotional and behavioral challenges. Along with case management and family engagement, this mental health resource makes up our comprehensive family support services.

    Trail Brothers - an environmental education initiative that connects male youth served by BOTR to nature through hiking, camping and other forms of outdoor exploration.
    
    Community Capacity Building and Systems Change - delivered through training, coaching, curriculum, consultation, convening, research and writing, all of which empower schools, nonprofits and public agencies to better serve boys and young men of color.
    
    Common to all these services is a gender-responsive approach for male youth that focuses on building resiliency through core modalities of manhood training and positive rites of passage, media literacy and arts education, and sportsmanship and fitness. We also utilize a cascading mentorship model in which high school aged young men help deliver programs for middle and elementary school boys, and middle and elementary school boys provide peer education as well as lead social action projects addressing important community issues to boys of a younger age. For an organizational flier, click here.
    
    To inquire about our direct services programs, to arrange a training (which may be offered free of charge to Alameda County schools and agencies) or set up a technical assistance package including program curricula, coaching for teachers/providers and consultation for administration, please contact us at info@brothersontherise.org or call 510-928-4814

• Eligibility Information

  • States
  • Counties
    • Alameda County
  • Cities
    • Alameda, CA
    • Emeryville, CA
    • San Leandro, CA
    • Newark, CA
    • Union City, CA
    • Piedmont, CA
    • Oakland, CA
    • Livermore, CA
    • Dublin, CA
    • Berkeley, CA
    • Pleasanton, CA
    • Hayward, CA
    • Albany, CA
    • Fremont, CA
  • Zipcodes
  • School Districts
  • Age Groups
    • Elementary School
    • Middle School
    • Teen
  • Languages Served
  • Family Incomes
  • Insurance Providers

• Files

  Misc Attachment	Brothers on the Rise Informational Flyer.pdf	07-06-2016
  Application Form	Applicationcareer Lift a Brother Up 2016-2018.pdf	02-27-2018
  Application Form	Application career Lift a Brother Up 2016-2018 Spanish.pdf	02-27-2018