Following Charlie Kirk's Assassination, Gov. Newsom Pushes to Reach Young Men

Chabria: Charlie Kirk gave young men something to believe in. Newsom wants to do the same

Like many young men these days, Kamaldeep Dhanoa, a lanky 17-year-old, knew he wanted to do something with his life, be a part of something, but didn’t quite know what that meant. Coming up with a career was important. But even more, it was finding the right friends — discovering what he wanted to be a part of. He did both when he joined Improve Your Tomorrow, a mentorship organization for teenage boys and young men — that vulnerable, chronicall…

Commentary: Charlie Kirk gave young men something to believe in. Newsom wants to do the same

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has announced the California Men's Service Challenge, an effort to recruit 10,000 Golden State males to serve as mentors to boys and young men.

Following Charlie Kirk's assassination, Gov. Newsom pushes to reach young men

Surrounded by boys at Florin High School in Sacramento, the governor announced the California Men's Service Challenge. He called on 10,000 men statewide to volunteer as mentors, tutors and coaches through the state's service corps program.

Newsom Launches ‘Men’s Service Challenge’ to Boost Mentorship, Combat Crisis Among Young Men

California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sept. 16 announced a statewide initiative calling on 10,000 young men to mentor and serve in their communities, building on an executive order he signed earlier this summer targeting mental health challenges and rising suicide rates among boys and men. At Florin High School in Sacramento, Newsom and state leaders unveiled the California Men’s Service Challenge, a partnership with schools, nonprofits, and sports or…

Gov. Gavin Newsom launches California Men's Service challenge aimed to help young boys and men

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is introducing a new initiative aimed at young boys and men and setting them up for a life of success through mentors, coaches and volunteers.

Newsom, others call on young men to volunteer

(The Center Square) – Gov. Gavin Newsom and other officials stood together Tuesday at a high school and called for thousands of young men across California to make a difference.