Mshsa Darryl Harvey

Darryl Harvey, MSHSA, currently serves as the Director for the Black Child Book Fair since January 2019 and as Program Manager for Youth Guidance since September 2015, overseeing the Becoming A Man (BAM) program's implementation in 23 Chicago Public Schools. Previously, Darryl held the position of Clinical Program Director at Aunt Martha's Youth and Family Services, managing a residential group home and supervising a team of 12 staff members. Other roles include Treatment Coordinator at the National Youth Advocate Program, where case management for a specialized foster care program was handled, as well as Case Manager at Behavioral Staffing/Catholic Charities, assisting veterans in a residential setting. Darryl began a career in youth mentorship as Mentor Coordinator at Adoptions Unlimited, where a volunteer program for teen wards was developed. Education includes a Master of Science in Human Services Administration from Spertus Institute and a Bachelor of Science in Journalism from Northern Illinois University.