1. Introduction: What do we know about global efforts to promote health among adolescent boys and young men of colour? -- 2. Becoming: An intervention to promote mental wellbeing of young Black men in the United States -- 3. A community-based ecosystems approach for promoting the health, wellbeing and healing of boys and young men of colour -- 4. First-Generation Black college men in the United States and the value of cohort-based programs: Addressing inequities through the YBMen Project -- 5. Situating for success: Lessons learned from the evaluation of the Making Connections place-based mental health initiatives involving boys and men of colour across the United States -- 6. "Where are our men?": How the DUDES Club has supported Indigenous men in British Columbia, Canada to seek a path of healing and wellness -- 7. Coming to know Ishkode: Re-encountering Indigenous male wholistic wellness in Canada -- 8. Exploring the social and cultural determinants of Indigenous males' participation and success in higher education in Australia -- 9. Applying Indigenous Data Sovereignty principles to research with young Indigenous males: Lessons for health promotion from a higher education project in Australia -- 10. La Cultura Cura and El Joven Noble: Culturally rooted theory and practice formulations for healing wounded boys and young men of colour in the United States -- 11. Promoting health and wellbeing: Young Cook Islands Māori men in New Zealand and the Cook Islands -- 12. Promoting cultural identity as a form of health promotion for New Zealand-born Niue men in Aotearoa (New Zealand) -- 13. "Been through it too": Exploring community development through collaborative hip-hop creation -- 14. Masculinities and health in justice-involved youth: Implications for boys and young men of colour -- 15. Conclusion: Future directions in global health promotion with young men of colour.