M186
facilitating awareness, access & accountability
Outreach and Engagement
Connect 2 Success
Providing support & guidance toward excellence
Community Collaboration
Working together to provide quality connected relationships
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Essential aspects of M186 are:
Fishers of Men, also known as "Fishermen", is a ground level, man to man exchange that harnesses the interpersonal skills of African American Males, whose life experiences prove their skill and reputation as expert navigators of unique environments. These leaders are also master advocators for African American Males often seen as “hard to reach”, or unapproachable.
The fishing process serves Mission 186’s vision of counting every male and making every male count. It also aids the city’s efforts to reduce violence though improving community engagement and keeping Baltimore healthy. The target population is African American Males ages 16 - 49. This "boots on the ground" strategy consists of two core components: The Fishers and The Fished.
Repeating any action, again and again, creates a habit. MOAAME’s goal is to work with African American Males who desire to build positive and constructive habits to beat any obstacles life may place in the way of his excellence.
Our Engagement Center is the place within the community where African American Males are able to find support and guidance as they work toward their own excellence. It serves as the physical embodiment of Mission 186. It is in our Engagement Center, where the males we engage can receive the tangible access to the resources to address their immediate needs.
We help remove barriers related to:
Engagement Center Location
Center Operation Hours:
Monday – Friday:
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Address:
4910 Park Heights Ave. 2nd Fl.
Baltimore, MD 21215
Phone: 410-396-6090
MOAAME is committed to engaging and working in collaboration with agencies, organizations, programs, and individuals that provide a “High Standard of Engagement" for African American males. We are establishing and maintaining a city-wide network that will continually advance policies and practices directly benefiting African American Male, children, youth and adults in all pathways forward through quality connected relationships.
MOAAME’s High Standards of Engagement must be a direct service provided by our partners and collaborators at a high level. The standards create direct points of accountability between AAME, its partners, and those whom we serve.
Quality Connected Relationships (QCR) – are established when our character, competency, and consistency proves us credible in hearts and minds of our engaged population.
High Standards of Engagement
The Pathways Forward We’ve identified areas where we must strategically engage African American Male children, youth, and adults, through out Baltimore and build The Pathways Forward.