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A group of students sits together near the Hampton University sign

WHOLE Mentoring Spring Break College Tours

Students in the WHOLE Mentoring program spent their spring break touring historically Black colleges and universities.
A group of students listens to a Microsoft staff

Student Visit to Microsoft for Career Exploration and Mentorship

Students in the WHOLE Mentoring Program traveled to the Microsoft campus for a lesson in career exploration and the benefits of mentorship.
A group of students and mentors in a panel discussion

Seahawks help WHOLE Mentees Envision Careers Beyond the Field

During a recent WHOLE Mentoring event, students were able to envision a future as a professional within the Seahawks organization.
A man and young man stand together on a stage together

Kingmakers Crowning Ceremony

The Office of African American Male Achievement celebrated the Kingmakers and Student Leadership Council this month.
Black Student Union organizers pose for a picture at Rainier Beach High School's Black Excellence Fair

“Clear Vision” Black Excellence and Empowerment Fair

Rainier Beach High School students spent time meeting with and learning from local Black entrepreneurs, business owners, and investors.
A group of students and adults pose for a photo on top of a building in downtown Seattle.

Youth in Construction

Skanska and AAMA have already hosted two highly successful Youth in Construction events, and a third is planned for this spring.
Students, Seahawk cheerleaders and mascot pose for a photo in a Target store.

Seahawk Gift for AAMA Student Leaders

In December 2021, Seahawks' Quandre Diggs generously donated $5,000 to students of the AAMA Student Leadership Council for a shopping spree.
A young student holds up their art work and smiles for a photo in a school hallway

AAMA Community Engagement Report

The "Our Voice, Our Vision" report explores how Black boys, teens, and families experience our school system.
Brandon Johnson stands in front of a school fence.

Kingmakers Student Profile

For Roosevelt junior Brandon Johnson the African American Male Achievement’s Student Leadership Council provides a brotherhood.
Two photos with students. One group of students and educator raise their hands in solidarity. The second two graduate pose for a photo.

Kingmakers and Rising Son

Application for Kingmakers of Seattle Extended (KOSE), an out-of-school time virtual program for Black male middle and high school students, is open!…