Tag Archives: Beverly Bond

ASCAP Honors, DJ Beverly Bond an Advocate for Women in Music

Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the “A” w/Souleo
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Alicia Keys And Kerry Washington To Be Honored At ‘Black Girls Rock’

Harlem momma Alicia Keys and Kerry Washington will be among the honorees at this year’s “Black Girls Rock” show that will air next month on BET. Continue reading

An Evening With Women Of Excellence In The Arts

By L. Herndon
 

In honor of Women’s History Month,  The Riverside Theatre hosted a  panel discussion “Women Of Excellence In the Arts.” Continue reading

An Evening with Women of Excellence in the Arts in Harlem

An Intimate Discussion With Beverly Bond,  Lillias White, Malikha Mallette, Melba Moore, and Winsome Sinclair

The Riverside Theatre will host the 3rd annual Women’s History Month celebration coined, “An Evening with Women of Excellence in the Arts,” on Monday, March 26th at 6pm. Five phenomenal women will share an intimate discussion about their personal journeys in the industry. The esteemed panel will be moderated by Image Activist and Writer Michaela Angela Davis and will include, Lillias White, Melba Moore, Beverly Bond, Malikha Mallette, and Winsome Sinclair.   Continue reading

DJ Stormin’ Norman And Sundae Sermon Series in Harlem

Sundae Sermon, Harlem’s very own feel good music & film series is back in Morningside Park this summer.  Continue reading

Lincoln Center’s Harlem Flava

Starting this fall, there will be a new destination for some of the hottest DJ parties in New York , when Lincoln Center launches its new LCDJ series at the David Rubenstein Atrium.  Continue reading

Salters Scene: Black Girls Rock Awards 2009

Naomi Campbell

Naomi Campbell

Saturday October 17th, Black Girls Rock Inc., a nonprofit youth empowerment mentoring organization established for young women of color, held it’s 4th annual BLACK GIRLS ROCK! Awards at the sleek New York Times Center.  Handling the hosting duties this year were actresses Regina King and Tracee Ellis Ross.

Raven-Symoné

Raven-Symoné

 

This year’s honorees and their awards were: Mary J. Blige-the BLACK GIRLS ROCK! “Icon” Award, Queen Latifah-the “Rock Star” Award, Raven-Symoné-the “Young, Gifted, and Black” Award, Naomi Campbell-the “Fashionista” Award, Janelle Monáe-the “Who’s Got Next” Award, Dr. Sonia Sanchez-the “Living Legend” Award, Truthaids founder, activist and White House Fellow, Dr. Mehret Mandefro-the “Community Service” Award, DJ Spinderella-the “Jazzy Joyce DJ” Award, Iyanla Vanzant received the “Shot Caller” Award and Anthony Hamilton, who received the only award given to a man, the “Soul Brother #1″ Award.

Iyanla Vanzant and son

Iyanla Vanzant and son

 

When accepting her award, Iyanla Vanzant, passionately talked about her rise from a challenging position in her life, ‘I was Black, in the projects, on welfare, without a high school diploma (and) 38 years later I stand here to receive the Black Girls Rocks Award with my son who is 38 years old!”

 

Besides honoring these great Black women (and man) who rock, there was a performance by Melaine Fiona, and a silent auction featuring a Phil Collen’s guitar, art work by Artists of America as well as jewelry and a dress from designer Catherine Malandrino.

 

Melanie Fiona

Melanie Fiona

It’s organizations like Black Girls Rock Inc. that are vital to the development of our young people.

 

To learn more about the organization log on to www.blackgirlsrockinc.com

 

For more images from the Black Girls Rock Awards, check out the HWMag Gallery