The Not Our Sons (NOS) Project was established to create a community conversation that plants the seeds of success for our sons that will protect, educate and give them the necessary tools to keep them on the right path even in the face of adversity.
For more than 25 years, I’ve worked to be the voice of the most vulnerable men and women that can’t speak their truth. These individuals are veterans, returning citizens, justice-involved youth and kids that just made a bad choice along the way. These individuals of all races are your children, your neighbors, your co-workers, your family members, and are no different than the next person.
It has always been my belief to lift one another up instead of beating them down. To see others for the qualities they have not the ones they don’t have. The golden rule is GOLDEN regarding treating others as you would want to be treated. Our brothers and sisters should never be treated like animals or less than another. We are an example for our sons and daughters and we must always look to prepare them for the future. I travel this country working within various communities and organizations focused on removing barriers to employment for all and COVID-19 has proven to change our mindset about the future of family.
I live in Central Florida and it is beyond time for our brothers and sisters to have a collective conversation with our sons to protect and educate them on the challenges they will face as they ascend to becoming an adult.
What we do today MATTERS for our children tomorrow! - Tadar Muhammad
For more than 25 years, I’ve worked to be the voice of the most vulnerable men and women that can’t speak their truth. These individuals are veterans, returning citizens, justice-involved youth and kids that just made a bad choice along the way. These individuals of all races are your children, your neighbors, your co-workers, your family members, and are no different than the next person.
It has always been my belief to lift one another up instead of beating them down. To see others for the qualities they have not the ones they don’t have. The golden rule is GOLDEN regarding treating others as you would want to be treated. Our brothers and sisters should never be treated like animals or less than another. We are an example for our sons and daughters and we must always look to prepare them for the future. I travel this country working within various communities and organizations focused on removing barriers to employment for all and COVID-19 has proven to change our mindset about the future of family.
I live in Central Florida and it is beyond time for our brothers and sisters to have a collective conversation with our sons to protect and educate them on the challenges they will face as they ascend to becoming an adult.
What we do today MATTERS for our children tomorrow! - Tadar Muhammad