Name:		Jason Warwin
		Month		May 2004
		Schools:		Brown, B.A., 1995
		Organization:		The Brotherhood/Sister Sol
		Title:		Co-Founder/Director

Jason Warwin began his career in community organizing and social service in 1989 at the age of 16 as an organizer within the anti-Apartheid movement. He attended Brown University and maintained a high level of activism within Black student groups and the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.. Also while at Brown, Jason served as the Youth Services Assistant at the John Hope Settlement House in Providence where he started Da' Brotherhood. Jason earned two Bachelor's degrees from Brown University: one in Organizational Behavior and Management, and an honors degree in Africana Studies.

Jason is the Co-Founder & Co-Director of The Brotherhood/Sister Sol, a grassroots youth development organization based in Harlem, New York. Since 1994 he has worked to grow the organization from a small college work-study project for young men, to a independent multi-service youth organization serving nearly 200 young men and women ages 6 through 25. He has received numerous awards including an Echoing Green Fellowship, Union Square Award, Oprah's Angel Network Use Your Life Award, NY1 New Yorkers of The Week and a variety of others.

Jason is on the Board of Directors of The New York Foundation, The Fund for Social Change and Educators for Social Responsibility. He has traveled extensively in Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean for personal study and as a group leader. He is the father of a 2 year-old boy and currently resides in Crown Heights, Brooklyn with his companiera.

Contact Information:

The Brotherhood/Sister Sol, Inc.
512 west 143rd Street
New York, NY 10031
212.283.7044 (phone)
212.283.3700 (fax)