On April 25, 2018, ACM had the pleasure of being keynote speakers at the University of Maryland Campus for “The Road To Re-entry Simulation” in association with The Petey Greene Program and Dr. Joseph Richardson in the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences.. The re-entry simulation event inspired by the Department of Justice’s Project H.O.P.E Initiative in Alabama. In this event, the students had running booths that represent common barriers to re-entry, which include: transportation, counseling, court, bank, parole, social services, and a few more. ACM spoke to students about life in the prison system and the tough circumstance of trying to get social services while having a criminal record. Please Watch the video. Share, like, and comment your thoughts below. Natural Liberties are important for humanity.
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The 2018' Guns for Opportunities initiative is the beginning of a new chapter for the Alliance of Concerned Men and the surrounding communities' efforts to resist, revive and re-establish harmony in D.C...read more |
ACM In the News
ACM has been responsible for brokering peace agreements between rival gangs as shown in the Bruce Johnson story. |
Founders
Tyrone Parker established the ACM with his former high school friends, putting their experiences and street smarts to good use. |
Recognized For Action
ACM has been on the receiving end of numerous recognitions and awards, including from the Attorney General's office. |
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Established in 1991, The Alliance of Concerned Men (ACM) is a Washington, D.C. 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Community-Based Organization (CBO) that is dedicated to saving the lives of "at risk" youth and families residing in high crime areas of the metropolitan communities. ACM goals are addressing educational and social issues that effect the disadvantage communities. By being able to provide out-reach, violence prevention, intervention, social services, cultural enrichment, and recreational activities.
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CONTACT US
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info@acmdc.org
tyrone.parker@acmdc.org |
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202.575.7544
202.903.1002 |
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3227 Dubois Pl SE
Washington, DC 20019 United States |
