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A day of dialogue. A room full of possibility. A future worth investing in.

The Collegiate 100, Howard University Chapter, in partnership with the 100 Black Men of Greater Washington, D.C., brought PATHWAYS to life through our annual CBC Forum, creating a space for the next generation of leaders to engage with the issues, ideas, and decisions shaping our world.

Featuring conversations with Congressman Glenn Ivey, Jaden York, and other distinguished voices, this year’s forum offered more than an opportunity to listen. It challenged us to examine our role in civic life, recognize the power of collective action, and consider how we can turn knowledge into meaningful change.

From the exchange of ideas to the connections made throughout the day, PATHWAYS reflected what becomes possible when young people are given the space, resources, and encouragement to lead.

As we look back on these moments, we carry forward the lessons, perspectives, and responsibility that came with them. Because leadership is not defined by the conversations we have, but by what we choose to do after them.

The path forward is a responsibility we all share.

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Day 2 of Kappas on Capitol Hill 2026 ♦️🇺🇸

Dressed in our Kappa blazers, black slacks, and red ties, Brothers from across the nation gathered on Capitol Hill for a day centered on leadership, civic engagement, and education. In legislative meetings, Brothers advocated for 1) Passage of the John Lewis Voting Rights Act 2) HBCU Funding increase in the NDAA 3) Repeal of PLUS loan limits.

One of the highlights of the day was joining together on the East Capitol Steps for a Brotherhood photo alongside all of our Brother Members of Congress. 

During the Howard L. Tutman, Jr. Luncheon, Brothers heard from special guests, Brother Troy Carter (LA-02)  and keynote speaker, Brother Hakeem Jeffries, Minority Leader of the U.S. House of Representatives. Their presence served as a reminder of the many ways Kappa men continue to make meaningful contributions in public service and communities across the country.

We thank our lead sponsors for this year’s conference, @westerngovernorsu who are committed to closing opportunity gaps and creating pathways to economic mobility.

As Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. operates in a nonpartisan, educational capacity, Kappas on Capitol Hill remains an opportunity to learn, engage, and strengthen our commitment to informed citizenship, leadership, and service.

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Achievement in Every Field of Human Endeavor.

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