Film Foundation
The video above is from the film Town of Runners, which is one of the films that will be shown in Harlem as part of the 10th Annual Sheba Film Festival taking place on May 21st and continues until June 6th, 2013. Continue reading
Film Foundation
The video above is from the film Town of Runners, which is one of the films that will be shown in Harlem as part of the 10th Annual Sheba Film Festival taking place on May 21st and continues until June 6th, 2013. Continue reading
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Relying on the expertise of editors, contributors, and others who scours the web for the best high-quality cultural & educational media on the global world Harlem experience. Continue reading
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Tagged apollotheater, Arts and Culture, Harlem, Harlem World Magazine, mini-Schomburg, New York City, schomburg, Strivers Row
In 2010 the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture‘s then Director, Howard Dodson, and New York Public Library President Paul LeClerc announce the acquisition of the personal and professional papers of Dr. Maya Angelou. Continue reading
… who would have thunk it, Kelis the Harlem mommy cooks, this week she was on Top Chef … boy, if I hear one more time how good the calamari is at Chocolat I’m going to go (Lady) Gaga, got … Continue reading
News
More than five hundred people have signed the petition to save the Schomburg. The response to the petition has been global, which means that the reputation and the status of the famed research center reaches far beyond Harlem.
Folks interested in signing the petition can go to www.thepetitionsite.com/2/save-the-schomburg. Continue reading
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Tagged Bernard White, Dr. Howard Dodson, Dr. James McIntosh, Nellie Bailey, Omowale Clay, Paul LeClerc, schomburg
The Schomburg Center’s Summer Education Institute |
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BLACK HISTORY 360°: Connecting Black American History to the Global Black Experience |

Dear Friend of the Schomburg,
The story is now legend.
As a young boy, when told that black people had no history, Arturo Schomburg began amassing the irrefutable evidence… books, manuscripts, art, photos, film, music and more… that formed the foundation of the Schomburg Center. Continue reading
Event
“Green the Ghetto – and how much it won’t cost us”, Tuesday, April 20 – 7 p.m.
Join us for an inspiring and compelling presentation by Majora Carter, a MacArthur-winning activist, environmental justice advocate & economic consultant. Continue reading