Harlem Does It
The Harlem’s Got Talent project started by Clyde Frazier, Sr., (center back) kicked off last night Wednesday, April 10th, 2013 with the kids singing “Lean on me” and other songs. Continue reading
Harlem Does It
The Harlem’s Got Talent project started by Clyde Frazier, Sr., (center back) kicked off last night Wednesday, April 10th, 2013 with the kids singing “Lean on me” and other songs. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem, HArlem youth, Youth
Tagged Business, Clyde Frazier, Hal Keshner, Harlem, Harlem's got talent, Sr. "
Dreamers dream
Dreams can come a dime a dozen. What we do with those dreams plays a huge part in determining our character, which ultimately leads us to our destiny. Continue reading
Posted in African American, Career, Celebrity, Change, CHARITY, Collectible, comedy, Culture, Discussion, World of Harlem, Youth
Tagged CHARITY, Disney, Disney World, essence magazine, Lance Gross, Steve Harvey, Walt Disney, Yolanda Adams, Youth
A mother faces a child endangerment charge after her 4-year-old boy was found wandering the streets of Harlem alone Wednesday morning. Continue reading
Posted in Central Harlem, Harlem, Harlem mothers, Harlem World, HArlem youth, Hospital, Youth
Tagged 151st Street (IRT Ninth Avenue Line), 151st Street and Amsterdam Avenue, 4-year-old boy, Ahmen Nave, Al Jones, CBS, CBS 2′, Columbia-Presbyterian hospital, Harlem, John Slattery, New York City, Tenth Avenue (Manhattan), Tory Grady, WINS (AM)
Continuing its mission to raise awareness about the importance of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) skills through the Connect A Million Mindsprogram, Time Warner Cable announced today its $18,000 grant to the Salvadori Center B.R.I.D.G.E.S. program. Continue reading
Posted in East Harlem, Harlem education, HArlem youth, Youth
Tagged B.R.I.D.G.E.S., Connect a Million Minds, Connect A Million Mindsprogram, East Harlem, Grow and Explore through Science, John Quigley, Kenneth Jones, NaviSite, New York City, P.S. 150, P.S. 199, Salvadori Center, STEM, Sunnyside Queens, Time Warner Cable, United States, YouthBuild, YouthBuild organization
Harlem, did you know that every five hours a child dies from abuse or neglect in the US?
The latest government figures show an estimated 1,770 children were killed as a result of maltreatment in 2009. Continue reading
The Police Athletic League (PAL) will be hosting Teen Impact Centers throughout the five boroughs at various locations. The centers will run from October 17 – May 4 and will be open to youth of all ages, free of charge. Teen Impact Centers consist of co-ed city-wide sports and recreation activities, competitions, “rap” sessions, gang awareness programs and more. Continue reading
Stop by the Child Care Fair to gather information and talk to representatives from child care centers, family day care settings, nursery schools, in home child care/nanny agencies and pre-K programs, including universal pre-K, which are located near Columbia University Morningside, Manhattanville and CUMC campuses. Please invite your colleagues, friends and neighbors to join us! Continue reading