Champion Men’s Zone is a school-based group for young men that creates a safe space to talk about masculinity, relationships, mental health, and leadership.
The group meets weekly on campus (currently at San Rafael High and Novato High) and brings together students who want to grow as leaders, support their peers, and be part of a positive community. CMZ focuses on real conversations about life, identity, emotions, peer pressure, and what it means to be a young man today.
In Champion Men’s Zone, students:
This is not a class or a lecture — it’s a real space for growth, connection, and leadership.
Program details:
Be part of something greater than yourself by acting as a Community Champion in Marin County. This is a nation-wide movement to improve the way boys and young men are involved with community activism and gender equality.
Key Highlights:
Join the MAYA team to help raise awareness about healthy relationships and dating abuse. As an advocate, you’ll collaborate with youth across Marin County to design creative campaigns, support your peers, and lead meaningful change.
What You’ll Do:
Program Perks:
Contact: Sagrario Cordova-Ramirez at sramirez@c4dp.org
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