Harlem/Metro

HEAF— Building Human Resources to Facilitate Higher Learning in Urban America

Harlem Educational Activities Fund (HEAF) is an educational construct designed to facilitate higher learning in the schools and communities of urban America. “It’s official,” said HEAF president and CEO, Ruth Rathblott. On February 1st, HEAF launched its first class in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn — with 11 families attending the event. “We have learned a lot […]

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PIONEERING TECH GROUP HOST SAMSUNG AND RANGEL AT “TECH TALK” SERIES

Duo Join Silicon Harlem to Kick Off “Tech Talk with Charlie & His Friends” Series Congressman Charles B. Rangel sat down with Samsung’s Executive Vice President David Eun and local tech enthusiasts on November 4, 2013, at Silicon Harlem’s launch of “Tech Talk with Charlie and His Friends,” hosted by its executive producers Bruce Lincoln

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TEN REASONS YOUNG ADULTS SHOULD LOVE HEALTH CARE REFORM

By Linda Ricci & Tasha Williams While most young adults don’t know it, they are the “young invincibles” in the eyes of health insurance companies, hospital executives and the public opinion pollsters who test the attitudes of young people ages 18 – 29. According to the pollsters, these “invincibles” think they will never get sick,

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RIVERBANK STATE PARK: A NEIGHBORHOOD WONDERLAND

By Theresa Racine What a difference 20 years makes! Originally planned for construction in a predominately white and upper-middle class neighborhood, the North River Sewage Treatment Plant eventually found its’ home in West Harlem.  The Plant stretches eight blocks along the Hudson River from 137th street to 145th street.   In 1985, concerned over the odors

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