NEWS
The OK Program of Oakland held its "Spring of 2025 Teammate Training" on Saturday, April 18th. The organization certified 41 new teammates to join 740 other men that are current teammates.
On behalf of the National OK Program, thank you for your commitment to recruiting, training and organizing Black men to be a Life Support System for Black boys.
The OK Program of Oakland is getting ready to board busses to their very own campsite in Northern California, for their annual Summer camp. I want to thank all the men, the OK Program teammates, that take time out of their schedule to spend days with our boys at the campsite. Sergeant Smith and Officer Mitchell, your leadership is amazing.
On behalf of the National OK Program. Thanks for all you do!
OK Program of Monroe Alumni Class of 2019
In the heart of East Oakland, a modest building bearing the sign "Ok Program of Oakland" stands as a beacon of hope. Despite its unassuming appearance, this organization harbors profound intentions – to mend the rift between law enforcement and the Black community.
Our Founder will be a panelist for the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, in Washington DC, on November 17th, 2023. He will be speaking on how violent crime impacts the relationship between police and the Black community, and what can be done about it.
“A dedication to all the Black boys who’ve never seen Black doctors.”
Dr. Antonio Igbokidi
National OK Program recognizes Doctor Antonio Igbokidi. Antonio is the first OK Program Alumni to become a medical doctor.
Antonio is 28 years old and is an OK Program of Little Rock Alumni, Class of 2013.
Congratulations young man. Our entire organization is proud of you!
