The Black Male Leadership Development Institute (BMLDI) is a program sponsored by the Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh and Robert Morris University serving eighty African American high school males each year. The free program begins with a 7-day residential session on the campus of Robert Morris University and continues one Saturday per month throughout the school year. The young men are exposed to activities designed to increase their educational and leadership opportunities and challenging curriculum that will enhance their self-awareness and world view. The institute is staffed by a faculty consisting of African American male leaders from the region whose diverse backgrounds span the range from the pulpit to the boardroom.

My Brother’s Keeper Goal Area Three – All of our young people graduate from high school.

The Black Male Leadership Development Institute (BMLDI)

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