About the program
The work, up close.
Team Mentoring is the cornerstone of The 100's youth development work. The program pairs Indianapolis boys with a team of mentors who walk alongside them every week for an entire school year.
Across 20 sessions, mentees work through a curriculum built on the four pillars of 100 Black Men of America—Mentoring, Education, Economic Empowerment, and Health & Wellness. The work is practical, but the goal is bigger: helping each young man learn the discipline of showing up for himself and for others.
Mentors aren't lecturing from a stage. They sit in the circle. They lead by example. And they stay long after the curriculum ends—because that's what The 100 Way means.
