Every BMX program is a doorway into the same practice: critical thinking, cultural affirmation, and the daily work of being a whole Black man in community.
A celebration of Black people of all backgrounds — part gathering, part community forum.
A recurring midday gathering that pairs shared meals with facilitated dialogue on identity, wellness, and current events. Family-friendly, culturally-grounded, and open to the wider community.
A formal dinner celebrating Black excellence, brotherhood, and economic advancement.
An annual black-tie dinner honoring elders, mentors, and rising leaders. Proceeds fund youth mentorship and community wellness programming across our chapters.
A youth-led forum unpacking racism, gender roles, and harm reduction.
A curriculum-based cohort where teen and young-adult participants co-lead conversations on masculinity, intergenerational healing, and healthy relationships — anchored in the CTCA framework.
A mental-health event blending music, art, and honest community dialogue.
A quarterly listening series that uses the emotional arc of a beloved Black album to open room for mental health conversations. Licensed facilitators present, all attendees welcome.
A monthly, culturally-affirming open mic with the Storage Unit Collective band.
Baltimore's most-loved open mic. Poets, singers, comedians, and first-timers get a live band, an affirming crowd, and a home for their voice on the second Saturday of every month.
A same-gender-loving men's support circle — Culture of Love Over Radical Systems.
A confidential weekly circle for same-gender-loving Black men. Facilitated peer support, wellness resources, and community events grounded in radical love and mutual accountability.
Every program shares one intellectual and cultural spine — the CTCA framework. Read the deep dive.