For more than 20 years, Antonio Stevenson has dedicated his life to mentoring, motivating, and empowering young people to make positive choices and reach their full potential. Through powerful storytelling, real-life experiences, and practical guidance, he inspires youth to overcome obstacles, embrace opportunities, and build successful futures.

A native of Albemarle, North Carolina, Antonio earned a Political Science degree from Winston-Salem State University, where he also distinguished himself as an accomplished student-athlete. His commitment to leadership, service, and community impact earned him induction into the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Hall of Fame in 2010.

As a respected mentor, motivational speaker, youth advocate, and community leader, Antonio has worked extensively with schools, families, law enforcement agencies, churches, and community organizations throughout North Carolina and Virginia. His efforts have focused on reducing dropout rates, guiding at-risk youth, promoting educational achievement, and creating pathways toward personal and professional success.

In 2009, Antonio founded My Brother’s Second Chance, Inc., a program dedicated to helping young people overcome challenges and create positive outcomes in their lives. His work has touched countless students through mentoring programs, leadership workshops, youth development initiatives, and speaking engagements across the region.

A proud father of three daughters, active community volunteer, member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., and devoted advocate for youth development, Antonio continues to champion the belief that every young person deserves guidance, support, and a second chance to succeed.

His mission is simple: to inspire, equip, and empower the next generation to make life-changing decisions that lead to lasting success.