Monday, June 29, 2009

Report Card on Manhattan Community Board 10

The Coalition to Save Harlem[CSH] has been in the process of grading Manhattan Community Board 10. Manhattan Community Board 10 is the Community Board that is responsible for Central Harlem.

The Board Members of the Community Board are selected and appointed by Politicians (Manhattan Borough President and City Council Members) they are not elected by the Community.

New York City Community Boards influence decisions such as the type of housing that will be built in a community (luxury versus income targeted), what buildings will be landmarked, Community Needs etc.

The CSH grading of Manhattan Community Board 10 will be ongoing.

The Manhattan Community Board 10 Report Cards can be found:
  • On the CB10 Grades page located here, or
  • By clicking on the link in the right hand column named "Manhattan Community Board 10". The link is isted under the title "Grades"
Also one can click on the following date links to go directly to specific Report Cards.
  • Manhattan Community Board 10 Chairman Grades
    W. Franc Perry III, Chairman [2008 - 2010] Executive Board
  • Manhattan Community Board 10 Committee Grades
    Chairpersons Board Committees
  • Manhattan Community Board 10 Overall Group Grades
    Board Members
  • Manhattan Community Board 10 Staff Grades
    Geneva Bain, District Manager Board Staff

Thank you Community


Coalition to Save Harlem and Harlem Youth Gathering would like to thank the Village of Harlem community for making the first Harlem Youth Gathering held this past Saturday, June 27, 2009 a success.

CSH | HYG

Monday, June 22, 2009

Event: It's All About You - Summer 2009 - Harlem Youth Gathering

Event: It's All About You - Summer 2009 - Harlem Youth Gathering

Time: 11 AM to 3 PM
Day: Saturday, June 27, 2009

Flyer can be downloaded from the CSH Flyer Depot here.

Location:
Harriet Tubman School (PS 154)
250 W 127th Street
New York, NY 10027

Description:
The "Event: It's All About You - Summer 2009 - Harlem Youth Gathering" is a Youth Centered informational and educational event for Harlem Youth. The day's events will focus on providing Resources, a Job Fair and providing information about their Rights (when stopped by the police, information of school record, etc.).

Because a major goal of the event is to make it as youth centered as possible, there will be opportunities for youth who are positively impacting the Harlem community to share their experiences and organization's literature with those youth who are searching for ways to also perform positive actions in the community that lead to a better education, a sense of social responsibility and the development of effective leadership skills.

There will be sessions where the Youth will be able to do "hands on" conflict resolution, learn about alternatives to incarceration, and "green" jobs.

There will be information available on the Building Trades, Registering to Vote, Housing Rights and Legal Services.

Contact:
Email: HarlemYouthGathering@gmail.com
Telephone: 718-512-8690

Sponsor:
Coalition to Save Harlem [CSH]
Lincolnton Station | P.O. box 737 | New York, NY 10037
Telephone: 718-512-8690 | Fax: 718-670-3230

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

REMINDER: Town Hall Meeting | Restoring the Harlem Victoria Theater

EVENT: Town Hall Meeting | Restoring the Harlem Victoria Theater

NOTE: Akinlabi Mackall, Member of the Coalition to Save Harlem will be a Panel Speaker.

TIME:
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
DAY & DATE: Wednesday | June 17, 2009

LOCATION:

Oberia Dempsey Center
127 West 127th Street
New York, New York 10027

Download UPDATED flyer from the CSH Flyer Depot here.

TRANSPORTATION:
  • Train - 2 or 3 trains. Exit the 2 and 3 trains at 125th and Malcolm X Blvd (old Lenox Avenue) walk uptown to 127th Street, make a left on 127th Street and walk towards Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd ( old 7th Avenue).
  • Bus - cross-town buses on 125th Street.Disembark at Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd or Malcolm X Blvd.
CONTACT: For More Information
Email haarlemvictoria125@yahoo.com

BACKGROUND:
The purpose of this very important and most needed gathering is to inform the community through a panel discussion about preserving the Victoria Theater for the benefit of the Harlem Community. HVRG has commitment letters for funds to develop the project. This will be the first time the Harlem Community has had a chance to be a part of a project of this magnitude ($100 Million).

The agenda will provide information on the Stimulus Package, economic development, tourism, education, culture, jobs (approximately 500 living wage positions) and training.

SPONSOR:

Harlem Victoria Restoration Group [HVRG]
http://haarlemvictoria.com