Join us for our official kick-off event for the Building Bridges HBCU Program. HBCU Leaders will gather in the historic Museum of African American History to connect with community leaders and kick off the 2025 Building Bridges HBCU Program.

The HBCU My Brother's Keeper Student Forum is a gathering of high school scholars designed to inspire, inform, and empower students on their path to college and beyond. The forum will consist of sessions that features interactive discussions, guest speakers, and skill-building workshops that highlight college access, scholarships, leadership development, and the rich culture of HBCUs.

The HBCU Roadshow is far more than a one-day visit. It’s a catalyst for meaningful, long-term collaboration. By welcoming HBCU representatives to high schools or organization across the commonwealth that will provide the opportunity to:

• Engage with HBCU Leaders who will share informative presentations about the HBCU they represent

• Build strategic partnerships that helps to strengthen your workforce pipeline.

Join us for an evening of elegance, culture, and connection at the Building Bridges HBCU Legacy Gala. This celebration blends cocktail chic attire with HBCU pride, inviting guests to honor the rich legacy of HBCUs in style. Enjoy cocktail bar, hors d’oeuvres, dinner, live music, and a captivating art performance as part of this unforgettable experience. The night promises to celebrate excellence while supporting the future of HBCU excellence and meeting our HBCU partners from across the country. 

Live Art Experience
Be inspired as renowned artist Ryan Horton brings culture to canvas with a live painting performance throughout the reception.

Live Music 
Featuring Boston's own Lisa Bello, a multi-award winning R&B singer and songwriter alongside the world renowned saxophonist Mike Rollins & C0.

To secure your tickets click here.

New England’s largest HBCU College Fair, will bring together more than 1,500 high school students from across Massachusetts. This impactful event connects students with representatives from over 20 Historically Black Colleges and Universities, offering a day of exploration, admissions guidance, and invaluable opportunities to learn about academic programs, scholarships, and campus life.

Registration Steps

1. Click the link below to access the College Fair registration page.

2. Search for and select “2025 Building Bridges Education HBCU College Fair.”

3. Complete the registration form in its entirety to secure your group’s spot.

👉 Register Here

The On-Site Interview Day offers students a unique opportunity to meet one-on-one with HBCU admissions representatives for real-time admissions decisions and personalized feedback. Students can submit transcripts and supporting materials in advance or bring them to the event. Many colleges provide:

• Instant Admission for qualified applicants

• Scholarship Consideration based on academic performance and leadership experience

• Application Fee Waivers to remove financial barriers

What to Know: Interviews will be conducted on a first-come, first-served basis. Students will arrive and sign up for available open-slot interview times. No Pre-Registration Is Needed!

What to Bring:

• Copies of your Unofficial High School Transcript

• Copies of a Written/Graded Assignment, Copies of your SAT & ACT Scores

• Bring any other necessary documents that showcase your academic achievements and qualifications.