Dr. H. Malcolm Newton is a native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Malcolm is a graduate of Cheyney University (HBCU), Dallas Theological Seminary, and Harvard University Divinity School.  Malcolm has done post graduate studies at Oxford University and the University of Cape Town, South Africa in Conflict Resolution.  He is the Founder of the Denver Institute of Urban Studies, the American Global Academy, Centre of Urban Research and Environmental Technology (CURE-T), Urban Tikkun Centre for Racial Healing, and Vice Chair of the African Chamber of Commerce, Colorado.  He is the former Professor of Globalization at Denver Seminary.  He taught at the Iliff School of Theology at DU, Colorado Christian University, and Tekiyo (Japanese) University.  Malcolm is the author of 3 books including "Can the Black Family Be Saved."  Malcolm served in the U.S. Army as an enlisted person and retired as Chaplain (commissioned officer) in 1994.   He is married to Weorgia.  They one daughter, Jessica, and granddaughter, Joy, who plays the Violin.