07 Oct NEW PROGRAM HELPS AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUTH "DO ANYTHING"

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

October 4 2008

 

Contact:

R. Lee Gordon

UniTee Design, Inc.

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NEW PROGRAM HELPS AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUTH "DO ANYTHING"

Historical Inspirations and UniTee Design have introduced a new educational program for African American youth called "I Can Do Anything".  This powerful curriculum features famous African Americans who have excelled in various professions to give African American children a practical introduction to potential career choices and a greater knowledge of the historical achievements and successes of those who have come before them.

 

The "I Can Do Anything" program helps youth examine various career options and opportunities by demonstrating the significant achievements that well-known African Americans have made in mathematics, architecture, science, law and entrepreneurship.

 

"It's so important that today's youth know they can be more than athletes, rappers or singers," says UniTee Design President, R. Lee Gordon.  "Through this program, we believe we can give them a variety of realistic professions to consider by promoting a greater understanding of the past so they better know our history, and also uplift their self-identity, self-confidence and self-esteem."

 

Offered in several formats from a 90-minute presentation to a half-day workshop, the "I Can Do Anything" program gives students insight into the careers of Reginald Lewis and Madame C.J. Walker (entrepreneurship); Imhotep and Benjamin Banneker (mathematics); George Washington Carver (science); Thurgood Marshall (law); and, Charles Drew and Daniel Hale Williams (medicine).  The great pyramids are also explored to introduce children to the field of architecture.

 

 "The I Can Do Anything" program is available to schools, cultural institutions, churches, and youth and community service groups.  For more information, call Carolyn Mattocks at 443-326-7191.

 

UniTee Design (http://www.uniteedesign.com/) is a social entrepreneurial and ethnic empowerment enterprise that sells RBG themed apparel and accessories to fund and develop a variety of youth educational initiatives. Historical Inspirations (http://www.historicalinspirations.net/)  is a company that keeps the spirit of the past alive by creating products that motivate, inspire, and educate individuals about history in a positive way. 

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