The Renaissance Lives
The New York Urban League Young Professionals (NYULYP) pay homage to the Harlem Renaissance with the return of REBIRTH! Continue reading
The Renaissance Lives
The New York Urban League Young Professionals (NYULYP) pay homage to the Harlem Renaissance with the return of REBIRTH! Continue reading
As a woman who works at one of the largest providers of entertainment and communications, and in an industry where it’s predominantly men, it’s great to know we have employee resource groups to support and celebrate the diverse culture at Time Warner Cable. Continue reading
Posted in Women, Women's History Month, womens health
Tagged Chief Financial Officer, Ellen East, Gail MacKinnon, Google Fiber, Harlem, Irene Esteves, Karen La Cava, New York Urban League, Power Walk for Dress for Success, Shelley Loo, The Women’s Collective at Time Warner Cable, The Young Women’s Leadership Network, Time Warner Cable, Urban League in Harlem, Women's History Month, young women
Harlem In Albany hosted by New York Urban League was an opportunity for guests to fellowship while continuing the conversation with Assemblyman Wright, Continue reading
On September 1, 2011, the Mother AME Zion Church, the oldest Black Church in the State of New York elected its first woman chairperson in its 215 year history. Virginia McNeil Montague, currently serving as the President of the Founding Chapter of the New York Coalition of One Hundred Black Women is very active in her community and her church. Continue reading
A few weeks ago Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Edward McLaughlin sentenced the leader of the 137th Street gang to 20 years in prison. Continue reading
On August 3, 2011, the New York Urban League (NYUL) hosted Harlem Community Dialogues on Promoting Safety. Continue reading
Posted in Cause
Tagged Cyrus Vance, Geoffrey Canada, John Rhea, National Urban League, New York Urban League, Raymond Kelly
Over 60 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Offer Fee Waivers, On-site Admission and Scholarships at New York City’s Riverbank State Park drew a huge crowd of high school students on Saturday, November 12, 2011. They weren’t there for a concert or to spend the day skating at the rink. Continue reading
Harlem was in the house with more than 340 guests came out last Thursday evening in support of the New York Urban League’s 46th Annual Frederick Douglass Awards dinner. Continue reading
Posted in Awards
Tagged Betty Shabazz, David Dinkins, David Paterson, Marcus Samuelsson, New York Urban League, Ruby Dee, The Red Rooster