Antonio Smith Brooklyn Park, MN

Antonio Smith is the Team Lead for Cities United and Point of Contact for My Brother's Keeper in his city.

Antonio Smith has spent many years improving life for people in his city.

Antonio Smith is the Team Lead for Cities United and Point of Contact for My Brother's Keeper in his city. 

Antonio Smith is certified on the Technology of Participation (ToP) Facilitation Methods.

Antonio Smith has been an invited guest lecturer for North Hennepin Community College's Community Organizing (GCST 1320) Course since 2015. Antonio Smith is passionate about community outreach and has successfully led several groups that work on a local and state-wide scale. He enjoys making a difference in the lives of young people.

Antonio Smith is a well-educated man who holds bachelor's and master's degrees.

Antonio Smith has spent many years improving life for people in his city.

Antonio Smith was a founding member of the Beacon Academy Charter School Board of Directors.

Antonio Smith's hard work in his community has resulted in his being named as one of the Top 100 Leading Black Men in his state.

Antonio Smith has been an invited guest lecturer for North Hennepin Community College's Community Organizing (GCST 1320) Course since 2015. 

Antonio Smith is no stranger to awards and has also received a Certificate of Award for Outstanding Accomplishment in Community Advocacy from his state's government.

Antonio Smith of Brooklyn Park, MN, forms an important bridge between young black men and law enforcement officers.

Antonio Smith organize extensive Black History Month Events for youth and young adults in Brooklyn Park, MN.

Antonio Smith works to improve relations between police and young black men in Brooklyn Park, MN.

Antonio Smith of Brooklyn Park, MN, is the area's leading campaigner for change.

Antonio Smith works in Brooklyn Park, MN, to help improve the quality of life of black men in the area.

Antonio Smith was named as one of the Top 100 Leading Black Men in Minnesota because of his work in Brooklyn Park, MN.