On Saturday, May 18th, 2013, I was heading to the Harlem World Magazine office today, and out of the corner of my eye I saw young girls planting flowers on the boulevard of Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard (between 125th and 124th Streets). Continue reading
This is a pick from one of the many films directed, produced and edited by high school students Ilaini Maximo and Kahni Wilks from the six-week summer documentary intensive program at The First Annual Maysles Institute at the Teen Producers Academy in Harlem. Continue reading
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Tagged Centric, Chats and Forums, Education, First Annual Maysles Institute, First Annual Maysles Institute at the Teen Producers Academy in Harlem, Harlem, Harlem World, Ilaini Maximo, K through 12, Kahni Wilks, Puerto Rico, Recreation, Teen Producers Academy in Harlem, The First Annual Maysles Institute at the Teen Producers Academy, United States, Washington DC, Young Lord
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The City College of New York in Harlem is renaming one of its divisions after former Secretary of State Colin Powell. Continue reading
About half of the medical students graduating this spring from the Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine (TouroCOM) in Harlem have been matched to primary care residencies and a similar number will remain in New York and New Jersey, Continue reading
CEO and Founder of Harlem World Magazine Danny Tisdale’s Tisdale Studio leads the NCAA Championships Community Programs and Youth Clinics educational collage project which is the center piece of a partnership … Continue reading
Dead in a Columbia dorm room, 21-year-old Jessica Fingers of Monticello, N.Y., was found face-up on the floor at the East Campus of Columbia University. Continue reading
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Tagged Columbia, Columbia University, Daily News, Dormitory, Drug overdose, Jessica, Jessica Fingers, Manhattan, Peter Russell
One of Harlem’s most influential pastors was recently celebrated by the United Negro College Fund for his commitment to education. Continue reading
Posted in Education, education, Harlem art, Harlem education
Tagged Charles B. Rangel, Charles Rangel, Harlem, Harlem School of the Arts, Herb Alpert, Lani Hall, Lani Hall Alpert, Mayor Bloomberg, Michael Bloomberg, Michael Jackson Tribute Show, New York City, Nkenge, Ribbon-cutting ceremony, Rudy's World, Yvette L. Campbell
Half a century ago, Edmund Gordon argued that kids who do well in school typically have absorbed a love of reading, music, the outdoors and more from their families and communities. Continue reading
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