Roulhac Enterprises Inc.
501(c)3 Tax Exempt Educational Nonprofit
Phone:
617-765-5592
Email:
Address:
P.O. BOX 295
Whitman, MA 02382
TAX ID# 88-3451775
EST. 2007
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Roulhac Enterprises Inc. is a 501(c)3 educational nonprofit which serves as a resource bank for parents and youth within the BIPOC demographic seeking growth and development in the areas of education, wellness, social justice, mental health and employment.
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We are raising funds in order to increase programming, purchase equipment, for travel expenses and space rental. We are asking for your support in helping the demographic we serve receive all they possibly can from engagement with well vetted professionals and a commitment to academic success.
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As a sponsor, you will receive recognition at events and/or a listing on Roulhac Enterprises Inc. website at www.roulhacenterprises.com.
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If you wish to become a sponsor, please complete the section below; make all checks or money orders payable to Roulhac Enterprises Inc. and send to:
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Roulhac Enterprises inc.
â„… Khari Roulhac
P.O. BOX 295
Whitman, MA 02382
For more information, contact roulhack@gmail.com
Notable Projects
Book Release TBD
Dropping the Ball in High School Athletics
February 2022
Black Coaches Classic
Dropping the Ball in High School Athletics: Why a Written Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum on Teams Changes Everything, is a book dedicated to advancing a model of high school and youth sports teams where facilitating coaches intentionally and explicitly teach social-emotional learning (SEL) and sport psychology skills within a positive, safe, student-centric framework.
The Black Coaches Classic grew out of a concern for the underrepresentation of Black leaders in coaching and in the administrative ranks of scholastic and collegiate athletics. Bob Hohler wrote in the Boston Globe on August 22, 2020 that, "The lack of Black leaders in New England college sports is what institutional and systemic racism looks like". We agree that representation matters, and we decided to do something about it.
August 2020
School Reopening Survey (COVID)
Student voice is central to youth development and social emotional learning. Strikingly, the least heard voice in the COVID and "return to school" conversation was the voice of students. Roulhac Enterprises took on the challenge to work with parents and families and help students have their voices heard. One hunderd fifty-eight participants completed the survey. Survey participants represented high school districts from every region on the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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