Brooklyn charter school aims to redefine masculinity with inaugural men’s summit
Brooklyn Lab Charter School held a men’s summit to educate young men on how to become allies in issues of equality and violence. Elly Morillo spoke with organizers about their work to change the conversation about masculinity.
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3ds agoA charter school in Brooklyn is aiming to challenge students and change the conversation about masculinity.
For the first time, Brooklyn Lab Charter School is kicking off an inaugural men’s summit that will tackle educating young men on how they can become allies in issues of equality and violence.
News 12’s Elly Morillo spoke with organizers on why this workshop could potentially change the narrative and stereotypes these young students may face.
