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  • Activism & Politics
    • The Underground Railroad
    • American Youth Hostel An Affordable Place To Stay In New York
    • Yes We Did!
    • Barack Obama Elected Nation's 44th President
    • Countdown To The Takeover
    • It’s time for America to have a change
    • Voices of Harlem on Election 08
    • Harlemites Help Fund Obama
    • What If John McCain Became President?
    • Unveiling the “Wilding
    • Sean Bell Case
    • Powell For The People
    • No Dew, Nor Rain in Harlem
    • Rockefeller Drug Laws Get Changed
    • The Government's Role In City Schools
    • An Awesome time at Hue-Man Bookstore
    • Harlem Meets Bill
    • Why I Don't Vote
    • Marcus Dixon Conviction Overturned
    • Putting A Hand On Freedom
    • Unveiling the “Wilding”-Update
    • I Walk Because...
    • Video Day
    • When Two Worlds Collide
    • Brief Origins of Black Solidarity Day
    • Breaking the Shackles
    • One For the Boys in Blue, None For the People
    • Hell Really Is On Earth
    • Readers Respond to HL's Diallo Coverage
    • They Came Here for Freedom
    • Giuliani Says He Wants to Do Better
  • Business
    • The Lenox Lounge
    • Harlem's First Ethnic Doll Shop
    • Harlem's Cynergy Day Spa
    • Commerce Bank
    • Incredible prices, be sure to stop by "The Collectors Box"
    • City Boys Gym
    • Opportunity at East Harlem Center
    • Q & A With Matthew Charles
    • What Is Cafe.E-go?
    • Bluestocking's Women's Bookstore
    • Books About Our Heritage
    • Expanding Black Minds
    • When You Turn Off The Lights
    • B.I.G. Doing Big Things
    • Bizacademy
    • Black Enterprise Magazine,Creating Economic Leaders for the World
    • A Cut Above at the Brite Lite Barbershop
    • Apollo
    • Apollo Kicks it with their Annual Top Dog Contest
    • Record Store on 125th Street
    • Healthy Oasis on a Fast Food Strip
    • 75 Years of News & Candy in Harlem
    • The Furee Organization
    • Outdoor Partner Media
    • Soles Of A Woman
    • Harlem's Hidden Art
    • Harlem Health Clubs
    • The New L Train
    • Does Jazz Influence Hip-Hop?
    • The New Black Bookstore
    • A Positive Move on 125
    • No more Disney Stores
    • Some Harlem Hospitality
    • Sittin' in Luxury and Watching a Game at The Garden
    • Grand Opening of Magic Johnson Theater
    • Grand Opening of Magic Johnson Theater
    • Jericho Computing School
    • Jaguar Releases the new X Type
    • HarlemUSA Rises on 125th
    • The Lenox Lounge
    • Jazz in the 21st Century
    • The New Face of Fashion in Harlem
    • FUBU and Its New Window at Macy's
    • A Person To Be Emulated
    • Kids in Business
    • The Lost Newsstand
    • Harlem Shabazz Market, Art from the Diaspora
    • Liberation Bookstore Escapes Closure
    • Harlem's Own Neighborhood Barber Shop
  • Education
    • Harlem Reads Harlem Writes
    • A Beacon Of Light
    • Separate But Not Equal--AGAIN
    • Protesters to Mayor:
    • Media Manipulation of King
    • M.o.S on Allen Iverson
    • Trust Your Inner in Tuition
    • High Price For Education
    • Teenagers in NYC Dropping Like Flies
    • What's Going On NYC?
    • People React to NYC Education Changes
    • Grades And Games
    • Make-Over For The SAT
    • Freshman Year in College: Independence, Decisions and Education
    • Motivation
    • Security Guards At Beacon
    • A Call for Equal Rules for Students at Beacon HS
    • High School Students Involved In College
    • HL Embarks on Open-Call Ivy League Tour
    • Choosing a Career: A Vital Decision
    • It's Like They Want Us To Fail...
    • Can Reparations Cause Conflict?
    • Not Your Average School
    • Security Guards At Beacon
    • Sports As An Outlet
    • The UPRSING After The Collapse
    • Brooklyn's Own
    • Diversity and its Impact on Education in New York City Public Schools
    • Why My School Is The Best
    • Don't Believe The Hype
    • Hunter's Helping Hand
    • Dealing with A Crowd
    • Moving Into A Small Paradise
    • Student Preference and Ability
    • Seriously Syracuse!!!
    • They Can't Do That!!!...Can They?
    • "You've Got It Girl. Use It."
    • Excellent Schools in Harlem
    • Competence~With~Character
    • An Teacher's Inspiration
    • Behind The Pleated Skirts and Blue Blazers
    • Looking For A Challenge?
    • All about Truce and Fitness
    • Program Teaches Job Readiness to Hundreds of Teens in Summer Jobs
    • Young Entrepreneurs On The Rise
  • Events
    • Singer at Barnes & Nobel is also an Actor
    • Test
    • Rucker Basketball Jump off
    • A Trip to The Republican National Convention
    • Celebrating YouthBuild's 20th Anniversary
    • Emergency Contact Information!!!
    • What Bush Wants To Do
    • Whoopi Draws a Crowd
    • United Negro College Fund Honors Spike Lee
    • Flight 800 Still Keeps Consumers Grounded
    • Turn In Your Guns
    • Parades and Carnivals
    • It's A Thrill To Be Alive
    • It's a Thrill To Be Alive
    • Starliters Pathfinder on the Move.
    • Panamanian Festival
    • New york University Canton film center
    • New York's First Youth Congress
    • 10 th Anniversay Commemoration of the Million More March
    • March On 125th Street Disrupts Malcolm X Remembrance Ceremony
    • Should Genarlow Wilson be freed?
    • Hip-Hop Meets Politics
    • A New Way To Live
    • “ Connecting Youth “ Planning Meeting(Conference for Youth and Youth Providers)
    • A Great Day in Harlem
    • HL's Media Mentors Series: David Ushery
    • Jazz and Blues Era Art Opens at Harlem Gallery
    • Conference at the Apollo theater
    • Youth Speak Out at the World Famous Apollo Theater
    • Celebrating YouthBuild's
    • It was like something out of a movie
    • Emergency Contact Information!!!
    • Whoopi Draws a Crowd
    • United Negro College Fund Honors Spike Lee
    • Urban League Youth Summit at Wagner College
    • Is Hip Hop Destroying Our Community?
    • Harlem Business
    • The Lyricist Lounge performs in Central Park
    • Strong Roots Grow Strong Trees
    • Star Wars Countdown
    • "Starting a Career in Writing or Acting"
    • At the Harlem Meer
    • Soze At The Apollo!!!
    • Safe Night 2000
    • Redeem the Dream 37th anniversary of the March of Washington, DC
    • Protest Against Rockefeller Drug Laws
    • At the Wrong Place at the Wrong Time
    • Convention Week in New York
    • HarlemLive Raises Funds
    • HarlemLive Raises Funds
    • Pratt Black Alumni Celebrates its 10th Anniversary.
    • Politics On The Frontlines
    • Poetry Cafe
    • Poetry Night At Jimmy's Cafe
    • Reports From Palestine
    • Reports From Palestine
    • On Air with Liliana Ayende
    • Fires Burn at the Olympic Torch Relay
    • NYU Digital Freedom
    • National Black Sports and Entertainment Hall of Fame's Second Annual Induction Ceremony
    • Speech by Khalid Abdul Muhammad at the Million Youth March
    • "What really happened at the end of the million youth march"
    • Three Perspectives of the MYM
    • Riot Police End Youth Rally Abruptly
    • March On 125th Street Disrupts Malcolm X Rememberance Ceremony
    • March On 125th Street Disrupts Malcolm X Rememberance Ceremony
    • Brick by Brick, Wall by Wall
    • The March for Justice
    • Harlem Celebrates the Birthday
    • Balloons Rest Before Big Day
    • Learning Literacy At The Book Fair
    • Culture must be preserved
    • Culture must be preserved
    • KKK Not Welcomed in New York
    • Juneteenth in Harlem
    • Morris Jumel Mansion
    • Brooklyn's Hot Spot
    • Youth SpeakUp! Series
    • THE EFFECTS OF HURRCAINE KATRINA
    • HarlemLive Awards Ceremony
    • Books R Us
    • How To Be A 'Playa' In The Music Industry
    • Longer and Bigger: NYC
    • Gang Intervention and Prevention
    • HarlemLive's First Annual Freestyle Fashion Show
    • Essence And AT&T Join Forces To Bridge Digital Divide
    • Essence Magazine Celebrates Young African American Entrepreneurs
    • Reading With The Stars
    • Art as a Tool for Social Change
    • Race In Digital Space Conference
    • A New Way To Live
    • People Reflect on the Gore-Bradly Debate
    • HarlemLive Receives Smithsonian Computerworld Award
    • Politics...As Usual?
    • CTCNet Conference 2003
    • “ Connecting Youth “ Planning Meeting
    • A Forum on the State of Hip Hop
    • A Forum on the State of Hip Hop
    • Clinton comes to Harlem
    • Beneath The Streets
    • A Book Lovers Paradise
    • What Went On Black Solidarity Day?
    • YMCA's Black Achievement Awards
    • An Awesome time at Hue-Man Bookstore
    • HARLEM MEETS BILL
    • Fashion Police
    • The International African Arts Festival
    • The African American Male Empowerment Summit
    • Up close with AJ
    • Third Generation of Civil Rights Leaders Take the Stage
    • Helping Cuban 5
    • Singer at Barnes & Nobel is also an Actor
    • Anti-Violence Youth Summit
    • The AUDELCO Story
    • Youth Leadership
    • I Walk Because...
    • What Bush Wants To Do
    • One Step Closer
  • Harlem In Transition
    • Tasting Sugar Hill
    • Moving on Up to the East Side
    • Mt. Morris Community Gets a Face Lift
    • Town Meeting Demands Action
    • Culture, Fun, andA Throw of the Dice
    • Double D Does It Again
    • Central Park North Tenants Fight Eviction
    • Small Black Business Faces Exclusion
    • Face To Face
    • Stolen ipods
    • Commercial Gentrification in Harlem:From the Small Business Perspective
    • A Changing Harlem
    • Strivers Row, a Historical Profile
    • A Change in Sugar Hill's Lost Elegance
  • Health & Science
    • Hypertension Epidemic
    • Harlem Hospital
    • Harlem Hospital Injury Protection Program (HHIPP)
    • Child Obesity
    • Students React To Supreme Court School Drug Test Ruling
    • Birth Control Pills Over The Counter For Teens
    • Harlem Hospital
    • Underage Tattoos- A Dangerous Business
    • Steroids
    • Teen Prenancy Support Groups
    • Bird Flu Pademic
    • Harlem Health Fair/Day
    • Ending PMS
    • Students React To Supreme Court School Drug Test Ruling
    • Hypertension Epidemic
    • Being A Pharmacist
    • It
    • Are Today
  • Organization
    • Murid Islamic Community in America
    • Fight for Your Rights
    • Pushing for Black Journalism
    • Artistic Culture Breaks Through Walls
    • The S.P.E.E.K. Program
    • STARLITER CLUB ON THE MOVE
    • The Blue Nile Rites-of-Passage
    • Strive for Success
    • Reggie Williams Hones his Acting Skills
    • Get to the Point
    • Truce Grand Opening of Youth Fitness Center
    • Power of Communication,Urban League Holds Awards Banquet
    • The Valley Lends A Helping Hand
    • We Act For Harlem
    • Center Provides Plenty of Fun Activity
    • Women Of Color Film Festival
    • Virtual Harlem at the Children's Museum of Manhattan
    • Day Camps Go Fishing For A Fun Day Out On The Pond
    • New Ways of Thinking: The Brecht Forum
    • The House of Talent
    • China Care: A Foundation that Really Cares
    • First Black Grand Master Teaches Chess in Harlem
    • Artistic Culture Breaks Through Walls
    • Jazz Mobile: Doing Big Things
    • PS186: Signed...Sealed...Still Waiting...
    • C.A.S.H. Civic Association Serving Harlem
    • Paper Tiger Telvision Giving TV a Cutting Edge
    • Virtual Harlem at the Children
    • Central Park's Youth Initative Program
    • This Place Gives Me a Chance to Challenge Myself
    • Youth Conference Instructs Youth on Responsibility, Community, and Parenting
    • Harlem is Overheard
    • Getting Ahead in Media and Literature
    • 'Point' of View
    • HarlemOverheard Now In Color
    • Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities
    • PAL Reclaims West 119th Street
    • Playing To Win In Harlem
  • People
    • The Mayor Of Harlem
    • Maya Angelou
    • Matthew Scott
    • A True Man Of Color
    • Lauryn Hill
    • Larry Levan
    • Guess who I saw?
    • K7 & Ty Bless:Rappers of the Future
    • Fighting For Survival
    • Hillary's visit to Harlem
    • Michael Healy: Forgotten Hero
    • Women of Harlem of Harlem
    • Gloria Steniem
    • Gloria Lynne, the Jazz Player
    • Faye Wattleton
    • What I Want To Be!
    • Local Basketball Player Wins Tournament
    • A New Writer on the Scene
    • Cornel West
    • General Colin Powell
    • Open Call for Young Black Female Writers
    • Charlayne Hunter-Gault
    • Celia Cruz
    • Joe Bragg Speaks Out
    • Betty Carter Put The Jiggy In Jazz
    • August Wilson
    • Ann Petry
    • Young, Black and Doin’ It: The Wise Words of Kiante Young
    • Judges: Present And Future
    • Harlem Live Meets Author Eric Jerome Dickey
    • City Gym Boys
    • Ida B. Wells: Journalist, Activist
    • Interviewing Gilber Paschall
    • Behind the Writer
    • Billie Holiday an Everyday Treat
    • Billie Holiday
    • The Community Dedication for Dr. John Henrik Clarke Place
    • A Man Of Action
    • Prayer Vigil for Music Legends Luther Vandross & Barry White
    • Life in Prison for a 14-year-old
    • "Khalid Muhammad A Salute To A General"
    • The Older, The Better...
    • Reverend, Chairman, Leader...
    • When Two Worlds Collide
    • Dance Classes by Zandria
    • New Model Visits HarlemLive / Playing 2 Win
    • HarlemLIVE Celebrates Michael Jackson
    • The Real Deal on Mammy
    • Dr. Mae C. Jemison
    • Langston Hughes: A Renaissance Legend
    • Setting Himself Apart - Kareem Abdul Jabbar at a Book Signing
    • Hydela L. Broadbent
    • Never Eat Chicken On Sundays
    • Estelle Dubuisson & The Children of Lascahobas
    • Ernest Cameron, a Trip Back to the Real World
    • Diane Abbott
    • Azim Thomas Eye of the Beholder
    • Rapper Accused
    • The Truth about De La Vega
    • Dr. Bell Hooks - Activist, Feminist, Author
    • Dusky Maidens, Women Actresses from the 1850s to 1940s
    • From The Third Eye of A Butterfly
  • Pulse of the People
    • Countdown To The Takeover
    • Environment 2
    • Global Warming
    • Bush And Gore On The Economy
    • The Election Drug
    • Gore and Bush For or Against Abortion?
    • How do you feel about the new Amadou Diallo mural?
    • What do you think about Clinton moving to an office on
    • Budget cuts in the City
    • Birth Control
    • Another Fallen Star
    • Perception of Alternative Schools
    • Epidemic Raises Stakes Amongst African Americans
    • Abner Louima case!!!
    • How Do You Feel About the President Elect?
    • Ringing in Y2K
    • How Do You Feel About the "N" Word
    • How are you celebrating Thanksgiving?
    • How do You Feel about the Election Situation in Florida?
    • What are your Concerns for the Future?
    • How Have the 9/11 Attacks Affected YOU?
    • How Have the 9/11 Attacks Affected YOU?
    • The Subway Series Showdown
    • Baseball and the Black Community.
    • Drugs in Harlem and how they affect our Youth
    • New Yorkers Mourn the Death of John F. Kennedy, Jr.
    • Harlemites' Thoughts on Same Sex Relationships
    • Is Your Doctor's Race an Issue?
    • Pulse Of the People
    • What Are Your Thoughts on Gun Control?
    • What do the New Commercial Establishments mean to the Cultural Heritage of Harlem?
    • Women Want Money...Men Just Want Women
    • How do you feel about the Amadou Diallo mural?
    • How do you feel about the new Amadou Diallo mural?
    • How do you fill about the Colorado incident?
    • How do you fill about the Colorado incident?
    • Community Members React to Obama's Victory
    • Who Do You Support in the Upcoming Elections?
    • Should Sexuality Matter In Politics
    • I.S. 164 middle school scandal
    • I.S. 164 middle school scandal
  • Parks and Gardens
    • East Harlem Community Garden Launch
  • Activism & Politics
    • The Underground Railroad
    • American Youth Hostel An Affordable Place To Stay In New York
    • Yes We Did!
    • Barack Obama Elected Nation's 44th President
    • Countdown To The Takeover
    • It’s time for America to have a change
    • Voices of Harlem on Election 08
    • Harlemites Help Fund Obama
    • What If John McCain Became President?
    • Unveiling the “Wilding
    • Sean Bell Case
    • Powell For The People
    • No Dew, Nor Rain in Harlem
    • Rockefeller Drug Laws Get Changed
    • The Government's Role In City Schools
    • An Awesome time at Hue-Man Bookstore
    • Harlem Meets Bill
    • Why I Don't Vote
    • Marcus Dixon Conviction Overturned
    • Putting A Hand On Freedom
    • Unveiling the “Wilding”-Update
    • I Walk Because...
    • Video Day
    • When Two Worlds Collide
    • Brief Origins of Black Solidarity Day
    • Breaking the Shackles
    • One For the Boys in Blue, None For the People
    • Hell Really Is On Earth
    • Readers Respond to HL's Diallo Coverage
    • They Came Here for Freedom
    • Giuliani Says He Wants to Do Better
  • Business
    • The Lenox Lounge
    • Harlem's First Ethnic Doll Shop
    • Harlem's Cynergy Day Spa
    • Commerce Bank
    • Incredible prices, be sure to stop by "The Collectors Box"
    • City Boys Gym
    • Opportunity at East Harlem Center
    • Q & A With Matthew Charles
    • What Is Cafe.E-go?
    • Bluestocking's Women's Bookstore
    • Books About Our Heritage
    • Expanding Black Minds
    • When You Turn Off The Lights
    • B.I.G. Doing Big Things
    • Bizacademy
    • Black Enterprise Magazine,Creating Economic Leaders for the World
    • A Cut Above at the Brite Lite Barbershop
    • Apollo
    • Apollo Kicks it with their Annual Top Dog Contest
    • Record Store on 125th Street
    • Healthy Oasis on a Fast Food Strip
    • 75 Years of News & Candy in Harlem
    • The Furee Organization
    • Outdoor Partner Media
    • Soles Of A Woman
    • Harlem's Hidden Art
    • Harlem Health Clubs
    • The New L Train
    • Does Jazz Influence Hip-Hop?
    • The New Black Bookstore
    • A Positive Move on 125
    • No more Disney Stores
    • Some Harlem Hospitality
    • Sittin' in Luxury and Watching a Game at The Garden
    • Grand Opening of Magic Johnson Theater
    • Grand Opening of Magic Johnson Theater
    • Jericho Computing School
    • Jaguar Releases the new X Type
    • HarlemUSA Rises on 125th
    • The Lenox Lounge
    • Jazz in the 21st Century
    • The New Face of Fashion in Harlem
    • FUBU and Its New Window at Macy's
    • A Person To Be Emulated
    • Kids in Business
    • The Lost Newsstand
    • Harlem Shabazz Market, Art from the Diaspora
    • Liberation Bookstore Escapes Closure
    • Harlem's Own Neighborhood Barber Shop
  • Education
    • Harlem Reads Harlem Writes
    • A Beacon Of Light
    • Separate But Not Equal--AGAIN
    • Protesters to Mayor:
    • Media Manipulation of King
    • M.o.S on Allen Iverson
    • Trust Your Inner in Tuition
    • High Price For Education
    • Teenagers in NYC Dropping Like Flies
    • What's Going On NYC?
    • People React to NYC Education Changes
    • Grades And Games
    • Make-Over For The SAT
    • Freshman Year in College: Independence, Decisions and Education
    • Motivation
    • Security Guards At Beacon
    • A Call for Equal Rules for Students at Beacon HS
    • High School Students Involved In College
    • HL Embarks on Open-Call Ivy League Tour
    • Choosing a Career: A Vital Decision
    • It's Like They Want Us To Fail...
    • Can Reparations Cause Conflict?
    • Not Your Average School
    • Security Guards At Beacon
    • Sports As An Outlet
    • The UPRSING After The Collapse
    • Brooklyn's Own
    • Diversity and its Impact on Education in New York City Public Schools
    • Why My School Is The Best
    • Don't Believe The Hype
    • Hunter's Helping Hand
    • Dealing with A Crowd
    • Moving Into A Small Paradise
    • Student Preference and Ability
    • Seriously Syracuse!!!
    • They Can't Do That!!!...Can They?
    • "You've Got It Girl. Use It."
    • Excellent Schools in Harlem
    • Competence~With~Character
    • An Teacher's Inspiration
    • Behind The Pleated Skirts and Blue Blazers
    • Looking For A Challenge?
    • All about Truce and Fitness
    • Program Teaches Job Readiness to Hundreds of Teens in Summer Jobs
    • Young Entrepreneurs On The Rise
  • Events
    • Singer at Barnes & Nobel is also an Actor
    • Test
    • Rucker Basketball Jump off
    • A Trip to The Republican National Convention
    • Celebrating YouthBuild's 20th Anniversary
    • Emergency Contact Information!!!
    • What Bush Wants To Do
    • Whoopi Draws a Crowd
    • United Negro College Fund Honors Spike Lee
    • Flight 800 Still Keeps Consumers Grounded
    • Turn In Your Guns
    • Parades and Carnivals
    • It's A Thrill To Be Alive
    • It's a Thrill To Be Alive
    • Starliters Pathfinder on the Move.
    • Panamanian Festival
    • New york University Canton film center
    • New York's First Youth Congress
    • 10 th Anniversay Commemoration of the Million More March
    • March On 125th Street Disrupts Malcolm X Remembrance Ceremony
    • Should Genarlow Wilson be freed?
    • Hip-Hop Meets Politics
    • A New Way To Live
    • “ Connecting Youth “ Planning Meeting(Conference for Youth and Youth Providers)
    • A Great Day in Harlem
    • HL's Media Mentors Series: David Ushery
    • Jazz and Blues Era Art Opens at Harlem Gallery
    • Conference at the Apollo theater
    • Youth Speak Out at the World Famous Apollo Theater
    • Celebrating YouthBuild's
    • It was like something out of a movie
    • Emergency Contact Information!!!
    • Whoopi Draws a Crowd
    • United Negro College Fund Honors Spike Lee
    • Urban League Youth Summit at Wagner College
    • Is Hip Hop Destroying Our Community?
    • Harlem Business
    • The Lyricist Lounge performs in Central Park
    • Strong Roots Grow Strong Trees
    • Star Wars Countdown
    • "Starting a Career in Writing or Acting"
    • At the Harlem Meer
    • Soze At The Apollo!!!
    • Safe Night 2000
    • Redeem the Dream 37th anniversary of the March of Washington, DC
    • Protest Against Rockefeller Drug Laws
    • At the Wrong Place at the Wrong Time
    • Convention Week in New York
    • HarlemLive Raises Funds
    • HarlemLive Raises Funds
    • Pratt Black Alumni Celebrates its 10th Anniversary.
    • Politics On The Frontlines
    • Poetry Cafe
    • Poetry Night At Jimmy's Cafe
    • Reports From Palestine
    • Reports From Palestine
    • On Air with Liliana Ayende
    • Fires Burn at the Olympic Torch Relay
    • NYU Digital Freedom
    • National Black Sports and Entertainment Hall of Fame's Second Annual Induction Ceremony
    • Speech by Khalid Abdul Muhammad at the Million Youth March
    • "What really happened at the end of the million youth march"
    • Three Perspectives of the MYM
    • Riot Police End Youth Rally Abruptly
    • March On 125th Street Disrupts Malcolm X Rememberance Ceremony
    • March On 125th Street Disrupts Malcolm X Rememberance Ceremony
    • Brick by Brick, Wall by Wall
    • The March for Justice
    • Harlem Celebrates the Birthday
    • Balloons Rest Before Big Day
    • Learning Literacy At The Book Fair
    • Culture must be preserved
    • Culture must be preserved
    • KKK Not Welcomed in New York
    • Juneteenth in Harlem
    • Morris Jumel Mansion
    • Brooklyn's Hot Spot
    • Youth SpeakUp! Series
    • THE EFFECTS OF HURRCAINE KATRINA
    • HarlemLive Awards Ceremony
    • Books R Us
    • How To Be A 'Playa' In The Music Industry
    • Longer and Bigger: NYC
    • Gang Intervention and Prevention
    • HarlemLive's First Annual Freestyle Fashion Show
    • Essence And AT&T Join Forces To Bridge Digital Divide
    • Essence Magazine Celebrates Young African American Entrepreneurs
    • Reading With The Stars
    • Art as a Tool for Social Change
    • Race In Digital Space Conference
    • A New Way To Live
    • People Reflect on the Gore-Bradly Debate
    • HarlemLive Receives Smithsonian Computerworld Award
    • Politics...As Usual?
    • CTCNet Conference 2003
    • “ Connecting Youth “ Planning Meeting
    • A Forum on the State of Hip Hop
    • A Forum on the State of Hip Hop
    • Clinton comes to Harlem
    • Beneath The Streets
    • A Book Lovers Paradise
    • What Went On Black Solidarity Day?
    • YMCA's Black Achievement Awards
    • An Awesome time at Hue-Man Bookstore
    • HARLEM MEETS BILL
    • Fashion Police
    • The International African Arts Festival
    • The African American Male Empowerment Summit
    • Up close with AJ
    • Third Generation of Civil Rights Leaders Take the Stage
    • Helping Cuban 5
    • Singer at Barnes & Nobel is also an Actor
    • Anti-Violence Youth Summit
    • The AUDELCO Story
    • Youth Leadership
    • I Walk Because...
    • What Bush Wants To Do
    • One Step Closer
  • Harlem In Transition
    • Tasting Sugar Hill
    • Moving on Up to the East Side
    • Mt. Morris Community Gets a Face Lift
    • Town Meeting Demands Action
    • Culture, Fun, andA Throw of the Dice
    • Double D Does It Again
    • Central Park North Tenants Fight Eviction
    • Small Black Business Faces Exclusion
    • Face To Face
    • Stolen ipods
    • Commercial Gentrification in Harlem:From the Small Business Perspective
    • A Changing Harlem
    • Strivers Row, a Historical Profile
    • A Change in Sugar Hill's Lost Elegance
  • Health & Science
    • Hypertension Epidemic
    • Harlem Hospital
    • Harlem Hospital Injury Protection Program (HHIPP)
    • Child Obesity
    • Students React To Supreme Court School Drug Test Ruling
    • Birth Control Pills Over The Counter For Teens
    • Harlem Hospital
    • Underage Tattoos- A Dangerous Business
    • Steroids
    • Teen Prenancy Support Groups
    • Bird Flu Pademic
    • Harlem Health Fair/Day
    • Ending PMS
    • Students React To Supreme Court School Drug Test Ruling
    • Hypertension Epidemic
    • Being A Pharmacist
    • It
    • Are Today
  • In the City
  • Organization
    • Murid Islamic Community in America
    • Fight for Your Rights
    • Pushing for Black Journalism
    • Artistic Culture Breaks Through Walls
    • The S.P.E.E.K. Program
    • STARLITER CLUB ON THE MOVE
    • The Blue Nile Rites-of-Passage
    • Strive for Success
    • Reggie Williams Hones his Acting Skills
    • Get to the Point
    • Truce Grand Opening of Youth Fitness Center
    • Power of Communication,Urban League Holds Awards Banquet
    • The Valley Lends A Helping Hand
    • We Act For Harlem
    • Center Provides Plenty of Fun Activity
    • Women Of Color Film Festival
    • Virtual Harlem at the Children's Museum of Manhattan
    • Day Camps Go Fishing For A Fun Day Out On The Pond
    • New Ways of Thinking: The Brecht Forum
    • The House of Talent
    • China Care: A Foundation that Really Cares
    • First Black Grand Master Teaches Chess in Harlem
    • Artistic Culture Breaks Through Walls
    • Jazz Mobile: Doing Big Things
    • PS186: Signed...Sealed...Still Waiting...
    • C.A.S.H. Civic Association Serving Harlem
    • Paper Tiger Telvision Giving TV a Cutting Edge
    • Virtual Harlem at the Children
    • Central Park's Youth Initative Program
    • This Place Gives Me a Chance to Challenge Myself
    • Youth Conference Instructs Youth on Responsibility, Community, and Parenting
    • Harlem is Overheard
    • Getting Ahead in Media and Literature
    • 'Point' of View
    • HarlemOverheard Now In Color
    • Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities
    • PAL Reclaims West 119th Street
    • Playing To Win In Harlem
  • People
    • The Mayor Of Harlem
    • Maya Angelou
    • Matthew Scott
    • A True Man Of Color
    • Lauryn Hill
    • Larry Levan
    • Guess who I saw?
    • K7 & Ty Bless:Rappers of the Future
    • Fighting For Survival
    • Hillary's visit to Harlem
    • Michael Healy: Forgotten Hero
    • Women of Harlem of Harlem
    • Gloria Steniem
    • Gloria Lynne, the Jazz Player
    • Faye Wattleton
    • What I Want To Be!
    • Local Basketball Player Wins Tournament
    • A New Writer on the Scene
    • Cornel West
    • General Colin Powell
    • Open Call for Young Black Female Writers
    • Charlayne Hunter-Gault
    • Celia Cruz
    • Joe Bragg Speaks Out
    • Betty Carter Put The Jiggy In Jazz
    • August Wilson
    • Ann Petry
    • Young, Black and Doin’ It: The Wise Words of Kiante Young
    • Judges: Present And Future
    • Harlem Live Meets Author Eric Jerome Dickey
    • City Gym Boys