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This weekend is a perfect time to visit our Harlem is..healing: Art in the Community exhibit at the Kente Royal Gallery at 2373 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd at 139th street — Here are some special moments from our opening reception last weekend. Thanks to Nerissa Rivers-Lawrence for this video Visit today and view the beautiful large scale portraits honoring 9 artists of the community by master photographer Tau Battice along with the artists’ work that reflects how art can heal and transform community. Artist include Genevieve Andre; Andrea Arroyo; Tau Battice; Lisa DuBois; Paul Deo; Dodji Gbedemah; Naomi Lawrence; Carmen Paulino, and Manny Vega. The exhibition is up through June 30th. The gallery is open Wednesday-Friday 2pm-8pm and on weekends 12-8pm. Harlem is… Healing is a project of Community Works NYC and New Heritage Theatre group and is dedicated to the memory of Community Works Board Chairman Michael Davidson.

Mark your calendar and JOIN US! Saturday June 1st, 3 pm for a special reception as we celebrate 10 artists in the community at Kente Royal Gallery, 2373 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard (at 139th street) PLEASE RSVP HERE: https://forms.gle/HgWyhACcgRzbp37K7 Community Works/New Heritage Theatre Group with Kente Royal Gallery present an exhibit featuring Tau Battice’s beautiful large-scale portraits of the 10 artist honorees as well as their work that reflects the power of art to transform and heal community. The exhibition grew out of a three-year harlem . . . is Healing campaign honoring 52 local people for efforts to put community first during the pandemic and through social justice turmoil. The exhibit features an eclectic collection of mixed-media artists who use different materials but share a desire to salute community in their work. The artists include Genevieve Andre; Andrea Arroyo; Tau Battice; Lisa DuBois; Paul Deo; Dodji Gbedemah; Robin Holder; Naomi Lawrence; Carmen Paulino, and Manny Vega. Beginning June 1st the gallery is open Wednesday-Fridays 2 pm to 8 pm, on the weekends, 12 pm to 8 pm, and is closed on Monday and Tuesday. The harlem is . . . program is dedicated to the memory of Community Works Board Chairman Michael Davidson Learn more at https://www.harlem-is.org. More information is available by emailing Barbara Horowitz, founder and president, Community Works, at [email protected], or 917-757-2242.

Explore and be wowed by Harlem's rich theater history from the African Grove Theater of 1821 through the Harlem Renaissance to our contemporary legacy keepers who stand on these shoulders and provide new and innovative experiences. Visit soon harlem is . . . Music, Theater & Dance at Harlem Hospital Center and consider joining us at our Community Celebration on Sunday, March 24 at 3pm. Limited reserved seats are available so RSVP immediately if you plan your attend at at https://forms.gle/y531nVRhoAbMCXeg9 The Community Celebration will feature a filmed tribute to the legacy keepers, an opportunity to meet the honorees and to view the historic exhibit, a multimedia installation at Harlem Hospital Center at 506 Lenox Avenue at 136th Street. The free exhibit is open Tuesdays 10 am to 2 pm and Thursdays and Saturdays 12 pm to 4 pm. School and community groups may visit only by appointment by calling 917-757-2242 or email [email protected]. Legacy keepers include: harlem is Music Legacy Keepers and Institutions: Bill Saxton, Lonnie Youngblood, Craig Harris, Doug E. Fresh, Ed Babb, Roberta Long, Chuck Jackson, Graciela, Gloria Lynne, Max Roach. Jazzmobile, The Apollo Theater. New Amsterdam Music Association, The Harlem School for the Arts, Raíces Latin Music Collection at Boys and Girls Harbor, Impact Repertory Theatre, the Harlem Jazz and Music Festival. harlem is Theater Legacy Keepers: George Faison, Stephanie Berry and John Martin Green, Ray Gaspard, Woodie King Jr., James Pringle, Vy Higginsen and Ken Wydro, Voza Rivers and Jamal Joseph, Debra Ann Byrd, Ty Jones, Sade Lythcott for her mother Barbara Ann Teer, Garland Lee Thompson Jr. for his father. harlem is , . .Dance Honorees Olabamidele Husbands, Marie Brooks, Ruth Williams, Loretta Abbott. RSVP required at https://forms.gle/y531nVRhoAbMCXeg9 This exhibit is dedicated to the memory of former Community Works Board Chairman Michael Davidson.

We are still three weeks out from our Community Celebration for the permanent harlem is. . . Music, Dance & Theater exhibit at Harlem Hospital Center and seats are becoming limited. So if you wish to attend you must RSVP at https://forms.gle/y531nVRhoAbMCXeg9 Community Works/New Heritage Theatre Group and the Harlem Hospital Center ask you to join us for this free Community Celebration of our an exhibit that honors the cultural history of a century of Harlem's blossoming and celebrates 100 legacy keepers and institutions. The Community Celebration will feature a filmed tribute to the legacy keepers, an opportunity to meet the honorees and to view the historic exhibit, a multimedia installation at Harlem Hospital Center at 506 Lenox Avenue at 136th Street. The free exhibit is open Tuesdays 10 am to 2 pm and Thursdays and Saturdays 12 pm to 4 pm. School and community groups may visit only by appointment by calling 917-757-2242 or email [email protected]. Legacy keepers include: harlem is Music Legacy Keepers and Institutions: Bill Saxton, Lonnie Youngblood, Craig Harris, Doug E. Fresh, Ed Babb, Roberta Long, Chuck Jackson, Graciela, Gloria Lynne, Max Roach. Jazzmobile, The Apollo Theater. New Amsterdam Music Association, The Harlem School for the Arts, Raíces Latin Music Collection at Boys and Girls Harbor, Impact Repertory Theatre, the Harlem Jazz and Music Festival. harlem is Theater Legacy Keepers: George Faison, Stephanie Berry and John Martin Green, Ray Gaspard, Woodie King Jr., James Pringle, Vy Higginsen and Ken Wydro, Voza Rivers and Jamal Joseph, Debra Ann Byrd, Ty Jones, Sade Lythcott for her mother Barbara Ann Teer, Garland Lee Thompson Jr. for his father. harlem is , . .Dance Honorees Olabamidele Husbands, Marie Brooks, Ruth Williams, Loretta Abbott. RSVP required at https://forms.gle/y531nVRhoAbMCXeg9 This exhibit is dedicated to the memory of former Community Works Board Chairman Michael Davidson.

Jazz great Craig Harris and his band featured here will perform excerpts from his own composition “Harlem on my Mind “as part of the free harlem is. . . . Music, Theater & Dance exhibit Community Celebration on Sunday, March 24 at the Harlem Hospital Center . RSVP at https://forms.gle/y531nVRhoAbMCXeg9 Community Works/New Heritage Theatre Group and the Harlem Hospital Center ask you to join us for a free Community Celebration of our permanent exhibition of harlem is . . . Theater, Music & Dance that honors the cultural history of a century of Harlem's blossoming and celebrates 100 legacy keepers and institutions. The Community Celebration will feature a filmed tribute to the legacy keepers, an opportunity to meet the honorees and to view the historic exhibit, a multimedia installation at Harlem Hospital Center at 506 Lenox Avenue at 136th Street. The free exhibit is open Tuesdays 10 am to 2 pm and Thursdays and Saturdays 12 pm to 4 pm. School and community groups may visit only by appointment by calling 917-757-2242 or email [email protected]. Legacy keepers include: harlem is Music Legacy Keepers and Institutions: Bill Saxton, Lonnie Youngblood, Craig Harris, Doug E. Fresh, Ed Babb, Roberta Long, Chuck Jackson, Graciela, Gloria Lynne, Max Roach. Jazzmobile, The Apollo Theater. New Amsterdam Music Association, The Harlem School for the Arts, Raíces Latin Music Collection at Boys and Girls Harbor, Impact Repertory Theatre, the Harlem Jazz and Music Festival. harlem is Theater Legacy Keepers: George Faison, Stephanie Berry and John Martin Green, Ray Gaspard, Woodie King Jr., James Pringle, Vy Higginsen and Ken Wydro, Voza Rivers and Jamal Joseph, Debra Ann Byrd, Ty Jones, Sade Lythcott for her mother Barbara Ann Teer, Garland Lee Thompson Jr. for his father. harlem is , . .Dance Honorees Olabamidele Husbands, Marie Brooks, Ruth Williams, Loretta Abbott. RSVP required at https://forms.gle/y531nVRhoAbMCXeg9 This exhibit is dedicated to the memor

Harlem Is..Theater, Music, & Dance
This film excerpt by Jamal Joseph captures the historic significance of theater in Harlem as it is celebrated in our Harlem is.. Music, Theater & Dance exhibit now open and FREE at the Harlem Hospital Center. Visit the exhibit soon and to see its complimentary full film visit our website at https://www.harlem-is.org/videos Harlem is… Music, Theater and Dance is a multimedia intergenerational living history permanent exhibition at the historic Harlem Hospital Center located at 506 Lenox Avenue at 136th Street starting February 13, 2024. You will be awestruck to learn about the over 100 legendary people, institutions, and places the exhibit celebrates that define Harlem’s cultural significance – with archival photographs and contemporary photographs by Ruth Morgan, the writings of students, poets, and elders, and an illustrated timeline that connects to our interactive website at Harlem-Is.org. Developed over more than two decades by Community Works NYC and New Heritage Theatre Group, the exhibit has toured citywide and been viewed by more than three million people and now has come home to Harlem, to an institution that also believes that art heals and community matters. You can visit the main exhibition on the 2nd floor of the Harlem Hospital Center outside of the Herbert Cave Auditorium. You can also visit the exhibition’s illustrated 100-year timeline of Harlem history in the 1st floor Mural Pavilion alongside the historic and breathtaking WPA-era murals. The exhibit will be open to the public on Tuesdays 10 am to 2 pm, and Thursdays and Saturdays 12 pm to 4 pm. S chool and community groups may visit by on those dates but only by appointment. To make an appointment please email bh@[email protected] or call (917) 757-2242. Admission is free. Visitors must check in at the hospital desk at 506 Lenox Ave./ Malcolm X Boulevard between 135th and 136th Streets. This exhibit is dedicated to the memory of Community Works Board Chairman Michael D

Harlem is...Music, Theater, & Dance
Opening Feb. 13th: Our harlem is. . . Music, Theater & Dance exhibit salutes the remarkable history of music in Harlem over the century and, most importantly, its extraordinary legacy keepers who keep music alive in Harlem and beyond. Special thanks to Bill Saxton and his wife, Theda Palmer Saxton, owners of Bill’s Place for Bill Saxton’s music featured in the post just below. Harlem is… Music, Theater & Dance is a multimedia, intergenerational, living history, permanent exhibition at the historic Harlem Hospital Center at 506 Lenox Avenue at 136th Street. You will be awestruck to learn about the over 100 legendary people, institutions, and places the exhibit celebrates that define Harlem’s cultural significance – with contemporary and archival photographs, the writings of students, poets, and elders, and an illustrated timeline that connects to our interactive website at Harlem-Is.org. Developed over more than two decades by Community Works NYC and New Heritage Theatre Group, the exhibit has toured citywide and been viewed by more than three million people and now has come home to Harlem, to an institution that also believes that art heals and community matters. You can visit the main exhibition on the 2nd floor of the Harlem Hospital Center outside of the Herbert Cave Auditorium. You can also visit the exhibition’s illustrated 100-year timeline of Harlem history in the 1st floor Mural Pavilion alongside the historic and breathtaking WPA-era murals. Open Tuesdays 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; Thursdays & Saturdays 12 p.m.-4 p.m. Admission: Free (you must check in with the main desk in the lobby) For group visits email [email protected] or call 917-757-2242, and [email protected] or call 212-939-1372 This exhibit is dedicated to the memory of Community Works Board Chairman Michael Davidson.

As we all grapple with an often frightening and dehumanized world- we have tried in our own way to celebrate and honor what gives us hope- so 2023 was a year where we proudly expanded our Harlem is.. healing outdoor exhibit- visited by countless community youth and visitors from around the world. We also continued to grow our Harlem is website chronicling our 25 year history of documenting the cultural history of Harlem. This year adding the Gospel Tradition honoring Harlem’s 4 churches at the center of the migration and the remarkable current faith leaders who have made a significant contribution to Harlems history And proudly we continued to expand our virtual interview programming with dialogues with wonderful leaders like Robin Bell-Stevens… and we are excited about some big happenings coming soon Thank you all for joining us on this journey. So In 2024- stay tuned! Finally our wishes for a joyous and happy new year. Barbara Horowitz

We are proud to announce the addition of a page honoring Harlem’s Gospel Tradition to our website at www.harlem-is.org/gospel. The Gospel Tradition reflects a harlem is. . . exhibit mounted throughout the city over several years that highlights four major churches that helped reflect Harlem’s strong spiritual traditions, some of its most outspoken faith leaders over time, and the voices of youth who met with faith leaders and wrote poems and essays about the experience. There is also a link to a harlem is . . .Gospel video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GY5sEzc4frk&t=2s The exhibit features archival images from the Schomburg and contemporary photographs by documentary photographer Ruth Morgan. Visit our multimedia harlem is . . . website (https://www.harlem-Is.org) featuring our harlem is . . . timeline, digital versions of our award-winning exhibitions honoring institutions and legacy keepers, learning activities and curriculum as well as online talks, performances and more. A public art and educational program of Community Works and New Heritage Theatre. To learn more, email us at [email protected] The harlem is exhibit. . .is dedicated to the memory of former Board Chairman Michael Davidson

Be inspired! Watch the full Gospel film (https://youtu.be/C-4PdPMn3fI?si=N4tfknZa9o2hOzkR) directed by Jamal Joseph who dramatically captures the importance of Gospel music by brilliantly highlighting music by Vy Higginsen's Mama Foundation youth choir. Daniel "Koa" Beaty captures gospel songs with a deep baritone voice reminiscent of Paul Robeson. Several gospel choirs and their Pastors share the important role of Gospel music in their churches, communities, and throughout Black history. The Gospel film is a part of the harlem is . . . Gospel Tradition website (https://www.harlem-Is.org/Gospel). Visit it today and learn about the four churches at the forefront of the migration of African Americans from downtown to Harlem, the remarkable faith leaders who had a significant impact on the Harlem community, the voices of Harlem youth who learned this history and interviewed the honorees and view its powerful video here: Harlem Is..GOSPEL The exhibit features archival images from the Schomburg and contemporary photographs by documentary photographer Ruth Morgan. Visit our multimedia harlem is . . . website (https://www.harlem-Is.org) featuring our harlem is . . . timeline, digital versions of our award-winning exhibitions honoring institutions and legacy keepers, learning activities and curriculum as well as online talks, performances and more. A public art and educational program of Community Works and New Heritage Theatre. To learn more, email us at [email protected] The harlem is exhibit. . .is dedicated to the memory of former Board Chairman Michael Davidson

Be inspired! Watch the full Gospel film (https://youtu.be/C-4PdPMn3fI?si=N4tfknZa9o2hOzkR) directed by Jamal Joseph who dramatically captures the importance of Gospel music by brilliantly highlighting music by Vy Higginsen's Mama Foundation youth choir. Daniel "Koa" Beaty captures gospel songs with a deep baritone voice reminiscent of Paul Robeson. Several gospel choirs and their Pastors share the important role of Gospel music in their churches, communities, and throughout Black history. The Gospel film is a part of the harlem is . . . Gospel Tradition website (https://www.harlem-Is.org/Gospel). Visit it today and learn about the four churches at the forefront of the migration of African Americans from downtown to Harlem, the remarkable faith leaders who had a significant impact on the Harlem community, the voices of Harlem youth who learned this history and interviewed the honorees and view its powerful video here: Harlem Is..GOSPEL The exhibit features archival images from the Schomburg and contemporary photographs by documentary photographer Ruth Morgan. Visit our multimedia harlem is . . . website (https://www.harlem-Is.org) featuring our harlem is . . . timeline, digital versions of our award-winning exhibitions honoring institutions and legacy keepers, learning activities and curriculum as well as online talks, performances and more. A public art and educational program of Community Works and New Heritage Theatre. To learn more, email us at [email protected] The harlem is exhibit. . .is dedicated to the memory of former Board Chairman Michael Davidson

Oudoor exhibition celebration!
Don’t miss out. Be part of a glorious celebration of our local heroes featured in our Healing exhibit at 120th Street and St. Nicholas Ave on October 1st! An RSVP is required for yourself and guests here -- https://forms.gle/SsB6je6bTWJhZABw5 Be a part of this historic reception and celebration honoring 9 local heroes who are helping the community recover from the effects of the pandemic and growing social turmoil. Celebrate too the efforts of additional members of our 50 harlem is…Healing heroes profiled in this program. 3pm at St. Nicholas Avenue and 120th Street. Come to view our larger than life exhibit featuring the powerful photographs of Tau Battice, enjoy a performance by Jazzmobile, and join the procession with a marching band to First Corinthian Baptist Church, 1912 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd at 116th Street. Reception with a salute to the honorees, a performance by poet Daniel Carlton and light food will be served. This event in honor of arts advocacy month is presented by The Harlem Arts Alliance, Community Works, and New Heritage Theatre group. Honorees include · Arva Rice, President and CEO of the NY Urban League · Jackie Rowe-Adams, co-founder of Harlem Mothers S.A.V.E · Akemi Kochiyama, writer, activist · Andrea Arroyo, artist, activist · Robin Bell-Stevens, Director and Executive Producer of Jazzmobile · Dietrice Bolden, Managing Director of lMPACT Repertory Theatre · Rev. Michael A. Walrond Jr., Senior Pastor of First Corinthian Baptist Church · Tau Battice, Harlem photographer · Winston Majette, Executive Director, the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce. Harlem is . . . Healing is a project of Community Works & New Heritage Theatre in partnership with the NYC Department of Transportation arts Program Support for photography and programming provided by Con Edison and Humanities NY. Project management support provided by Connie Lee. For additional information, email bh@communitywo

Harlem is...Healing Dialogue: Jackie Rowe-Adams
In this final excerpt, Jackie Rowe-Adams, fondly called “the anti violence crusader”, reminds all that Harlem Mothers S.A.V.E. are free for the asking. She urges anyone dealing with issues of violence to know she and her organization are there to help. To hear this full conversation go to youtube.com/HarlemIs Be sure to subscribe to our youtube channel for all of our upcoming dialogues. Harlem is ….Healing Dialogues is a free public program of selected virtual dialogues from Community Works/New Heritage Theatre's yearlong campaign profiling and celebrating 50 heroes from diverse backgrounds who are helping Harlem heal from the ravages of the pandemic and issues of social justice. To learn more about Harlem is ..Healing and the cultural history of Harlem visit us at www.Harlem-is.org or email us at [email protected] Special thanks to our funders, Con Edison, Humanities New York, and Josh Horowitz

Harlem Is...Healing Dialogue: Jackie Rowe-Adams
In this powerful dialogue, hear about the monthly bereavement sessions conducted by Jackie Rowe-Adams. Through sharing and tears and laughter these women who have lost a child to gun violence come together and bond and find that they are not alone. To hear this full conversation go to youtube.com/HarlemIs Be sure to subscribe to our youtube channel for all of our upcoming dialogues. Harlem is ….Healing Dialogues is a free public program of selected virtual dialogues from Community Works/New Heritage Theatre's yearlong campaign profiling and celebrating 50 heroes from diverse backgrounds who are helping Harlem heal from the ravages of the pandemic and issues of social justice. To learn more about Harlem is ..Healing and the cultural history of Harlem visit us at www.Harlem-is.org or email us at [email protected] Special thanks to our funders, Con Edison, Humanities New York, and Josh Horowitz

Visit Harlem Is...Healing's Outdoor Exhibition Today!
Today, Community Works proudly announces the opening of Harlem is . . . Healing, a larger-than-life outdoor exhibition celebrating nine remarkable community heroes. Visit now and be inspired, moved and reminded that our heroes are local people who work daily for a better community. The Harlem is… Healing outdoor exhibition, presented by Community Works and New Heritage Theatre Group, is located on St. Nicholas Avenue between 120th and 121st Streets, offering portraits and quotes from nine of 50 Harlem is. . . Healing honorees from all walks of life who have helped the community weather two years of pandemic and social justice turmoil. The exhibition will run through December 17th, 2022. The honorees include: Arva Rice, President and CEO of the NY Urban League; Jackie Rowe-Adams, co-founder of Harlem Mothers S.A.V.E; Akemi Kochiyama, writer, activist; Andrea Arroyo, artist, activist; Robin Bell-Stevens, Director and Executive Producer of Jazzmobile; Dietrice Bolden, Managing Director of lMPACT Repertory Theatre; Rev. Michael A. Walrond Jr., Senior Pastor of First Corinthian Baptist Church; Tau Battice, Harlem photographer; and Winston Majette, Executive Director, the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce. Over two years, Community Works has celebrated its healing honorees on its website https://www.harlem-is.org as well as at http://www.instagram.com/harlemislegacy/ posts and on https://www.facebook.com/CommunityWorksNYC/ Free group tours are available with artist educator Daniel Carlton. In addition Harlem Heritage Tours will develop multi-media tours that speak to the life and times of the honorees. For further information call 917-757-2242 or email [email protected] The exhibit, presented in partnership with the NYC Department of Transportation Art Program, was designed by Clara Alonso and features the photography of Tau Battice (@taubattice), with project management by Connie Lee of Art Lives Here (@artlivesherenyc). Support for photography and pu

Managing Director of IMPACT Repertory Theatre Dietrice Bolden, in conversation with educator Deidre Hollman, shares the important ways Impact has made a difference even during the height of the pandemic, from providing food to those in need, creating a series of musical performances that encouraged community healing and promoting voter registration, all in line with supporting Impact’s ethos of giving young people voice and agency in the community. To hear this full conversation, go to https://www.youtube.com/harlemis Be sure to subscribe to our youtube channel for all our upcoming dialogues. Harlem is . . . Healing Dialogues is a free public program of selected virtual dialogues from Community Works/New Heritage Theatre's campaign profiling and celebrating 50 heroes from diverse backgrounds who are helping Harlem heal from the ravages of the pandemic and issues of social justice. To learn more about Harlem is. . . Healing and the cultural history of Harlem visit us at www.Harlem-is.org or email us at [email protected]

Aurora Flores and Rhina Valentin look at how the pandemic has turned the world upside down as we all deal with heightened issues of racial injustice, voting rights, and threats of loss of women’s rights. Are we going backwards in order to move forward at this critical juncture they ask and is that maybe what needs to happen so that we can continue the necessary struggle for rights for all? To hear this full conversation go to youtube.com/HarlemIs Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for all of our upcoming dialogues. Harlem is . . . Healing Dialogues is a free public program of selected virtual dialogues from Community Works/New Heritage Theatre's campaign profiling and celebrating 50 heroes from diverse backgrounds who are helping Harlem heal from the ravages of the pandemic and issues of social justice. To learn more about Harlem is . . . Healing and the cultural history of Harlem visit us at www.Harlem-is.org or email us at [email protected] Special thanks to our funders, Con Edison, Humanities New York, and Josh Horowitz

The Adam Clayton Powell video with the mural post below.

Harlem Is...Healing Dialogues: Daniel Carlton
Don’t miss poet Daniel Carlton’s passionate tribute to Rev. Michael A. Walrond Jr., Senior Pastor of First Corinthian Baptist Church, for his commitment and advocacy in providing healing and inspiration to the Harlem community. And be sure to watch the inspirational conversation that followed between Pastor Mike and journalist Lee A. Daniels. Click here to watch the full conversation. https://youtu.be/_BYicri1chg Please share with your network. And be sure to subscribe to our youtube channel here for all of our upcoming dialogues. https://www.youtube.com/harlemis Harlem is ….Healing Dialogues is a free public program of selected virtual dialogues from Community Works/New Heritage Theatre's yearlong campaign profiling and celebrating 45 heroes from diverse backgrounds who are helping Harlem heal from the ravages of the pandemic and issues of social justice. Funding is made possible by Josh Horowitz, Humanities NY, and Con Edison. To learn more about Harlem is ..Healing and the cultural history of Harlem visit us at www.Harlem-is.org or email us at [email protected]

Harlem Is...Healing Dialogues: Rev. Michael A. Walrond Jr
In a moving reflection on the state and future of Harlem, Rev. Michael A. Walrond Jr., Senior Pastor of First Corinthian Baptist Church, acknowledges the growth and “shininess” in his community, but stresses the importance of not overlooking those in the margins, the undercounted and unrecognized, the people he serves and ministers to everyday. Click here to watch the full conversation. https://youtu.be/_BYicri1chg Please share with your network. And be sure to subscribe to our youtube channel here for all of our upcoming dialogues. https://www.youtube.com/harlemis Harlem is ….Healing Dialogues is a free public program of selected virtual dialogues from Community Works/New Heritage Theatre's yearlong campaign profiling and celebrating 45 heroes from diverse backgrounds who are helping Harlem heal from the ravages of the pandemic and issues of social justice. Funding is made possible by Josh Horowitz, Humanities NY, and Con Edison. To learn more about Harlem is ..Healing and the cultural history of Harlem visit us at www.Harlem-is.org or email us at [email protected]