David Walker Scholars
The David Walker Scholars program strives to prepare young men and masculine identifying individuals for a positive and prosperous future. Our mentors work to build and form positive & beneficial connections with the students and the young Black community that surrounds our campus.
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Stated by an official Harvard or club source, recently observed.
- Official Harvard sourceDavid Walker Scholars — PBHAObserved Sep 30, 2026
“The David Walker Scholars program strives to prepare young men and masculine identifying individuals for a positive and prosperous future. Our mentors work to build and form positive & beneficial connections with the…”
Other versions
- Official Harvard sourceDavid Walker Scholars — PBHAObserved Sep 30, 2026
“Members of the Harvard Black Men’s Forum created PBHA’s David Walker Scholars to empower young men in Boston through education and mentorship.”
- Official Harvard sourcePBHA Programs (page)Observed Sep 30, 2026
“The David Walker Scholars program strives to prepare young men and masculine identifying individuals for a positive and prosperous future. Our mentors work to build and form positive & beneficial connections with the stu…”
How to join
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About
Members of the Harvard Black Men’s Forum created PBHA’s David Walker Scholars to empower young men in Boston through education and mentorship. The program strives to create a sense of black cultural and historical pride, to provide guidance and leadership in order to prepare young men for a positive and prosperous future, and to break the negative stereotypes of the common black man in America. David Walker Scholars teaches and mentors young men on black history and life skills including college planning, understanding drug use in the community, and interacting with the police and other figures of authority. Programming extends beyond the classroom and includes field trips and other activities to create and strengthen mentoring relationships. David Walker Scholars serves Vassal Lane and Putnam Avenus Upper Schools in Cambridge.
SourceVerified
Stated by an official Harvard or club source, recently observed.
- Official Harvard sourceDavid Walker Scholars — PBHAObserved Sep 30, 2026
“Members of the Harvard Black Men’s Forum created PBHA’s David Walker Scholars to empower young men in Boston through education and mentorship. The program strives to create a sense of black cultural and historical pride,…”
Mission
To create a sense of black cultural and historical pride, provide guidance and leadership to prepare young men for a positive and prosperous future, and break negative stereotypes of the common black man in America.
SourceVerified
Stated by an official Harvard or club source, recently observed.
- Official Harvard sourceDavid Walker Scholars — PBHAObserved Sep 30, 2026
“The program strives to create a sense of black cultural and historical pride, to provide guidance and leadership in order to prepare young men for a positive and prosperous future, and to break the negative stereotypes o…”
Activities
Teaching and mentoring young men on black history and life skills including college planning, understanding drug use in the community, and interacting with the police and other figures of authority, Field trips and other activities to strengthen mentoring relationships, Serving Vassal Lane and Putnam Avenue Upper Schools in CambridgeVerified
Stated by an official Harvard or club source, recently observed.
- Official Harvard sourceDavid Walker Scholars — PBHAObserved Sep 30, 2026
“David Walker Scholars teaches and mentors young men on black history and life skills including college planning, understanding drug use in the community, and interacting with the police and other figures of authority.”
Links
- PBHA program pagepbha.org/programs/david-walker-scholarsOfficial
Sources & freshness
Profile rebuilt| Source | Type | Facts | Last seen |
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| David Walker Scholars — PBHA | Official Harvard source | 7 | |
| PBHA Programs (page) | Official Harvard source | 5 |
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