MJE aims to end neighborhood violence by empowering mothers and youth to challenge the normalization of violence and become effective catalysts for change in their homes, schools, and communities. They engage mothers, youth, and families by providing targeted support, educational opportunities, and the opportunity to advocate for peace as a community.
- Youth Development:
- Youth Peer Leadership: Empowering youth ages 14–18 to lead and make a difference through healing, skill-building, and community engagement.
- STEM: Middle school students in partnership with Boston Public Schools.
- Second Chance: Targeted support for ages 16-24 who may be out of school/work, involved with DYS, etc.
- Young Parents: Case management and support for ages 14-24. MJE serves young parents at our Roxbury location through Brigham and Women’s Young Parent Program – Stronger Generations.
- Adult Education & Workforce Development: Supports victims of trauma facing chronic unemployment to become a force for community action and a candidate to re-enter the workforce.
- Health Equity and Community Wellness Program: Community Engagement, Partnerships with various health-based community organizations