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TheÌý91Ô­´´ State My Brother's Keeper Community NetworkÌýincludes 50 member communities that have joined the growing initiative to improve outcomes for boys and young men of color. To join the 91Ô­´´ MBK Community Network, the school superintendent and local government official must sign a joint letter to theÌýCommissioner of Education indicating their support of and commitment to meeting the six (6) MBK National Milestones and the six (6) 91Ô­´´ State MBK Goals.ÌýDetailed instructions for becoming a 91Ô­´´ State MBK Community can be found here. Upon becoming a member of the statewide network, a community gains the support of 91Ô­´´'s Office of Access, Equity, and Community Engagement Services to help build a community initiative and develop a local MBK action plan.