38 New Rochelle High School students joined 375 young men at the Hudson Valley My Brother’s Keeper Leadership Summit. From deep-dive sessions on medical disparities to networking with local officials, our students spent the day finding their voices and claiming their futures.
A huge shoutout to Stone Pride and Quincy Fosu for leading a powerful session on STEM and healthcare! As Quincy put it: "Gems can be given freely, but their value depends on the hands that use them."
We are so proud of these young men for choosing to lead! 
