We Breathe Success !
Scenes from the 2013 Virginia Beach City Public School African American Male Summit held at Landstown High-School in Virginia Beach. This event was co-sponsored by the Omega Psi Phi brothers of Gamma Xi (Virginia Beach) who are also the sponsors for The Golden Fold Movement. Our Young Leaders attended the summit and spoke very highly of the event ! Here are some scenes from the event. Here is a copy of the summit's program.
A moment in the conference led by Omega Psi Phi brother Perez Gatling where Omega Robert Ambrose and other Virginia Beach school administrators were recognized for reaching the youth in Virginia !
The Golden Fold Young Leaders joined other youth attendees who were grouped by the names of prestigious Universities such as Princeton, Morehouse, University of Virginia, and Hampton University.
Golden Fold mentor James Morton, Golden Fold Director Kinji Ridley, with event presenter Dr. Brown.
Golden Omega Men: TGF Founder and Assistant Director Seko Varner, TFG Advisor Robert Ambrose, TGF Director Kinji Ridley, and TGF Steering Committee leader Terry Calhoun. Brother Terry is one of the founders of the African American Male Summit sponsored by Virginia Beach City Public Schools.
Marlon Smith lit the room on fire with his opening session !
Author Don Roberts of WAVY TV-10 entertained the assembly with his Hip-Hop laced message !
Scenes from other events in the conference.
The Golden Fold meets again on 01/26/2013 ! See you then !
We Bleed Gold.
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The Golden Fold Mentor Movement serves youth (males and females) aged 11 – 18 by providing seminar based Big-Brother-type activities in Virginia Beach, Virginia. We employ a Bonding-Presentation-Guidance model. Contact: thegoldenfold @ yahoo (dot) com or call 757-401-1240. The Golden Fold is a "Brothers and Others" Community Improvement activity of the Gamma Xi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi and an Social Action project of the Men of S.A.B.B. of Virginia Beach's Tidewater Community College.
We Breathe Success ! 
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