The Harlem-based National Dance Institute (NDI) participated in the opening number of the 2019 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on Thursday, November 28th, 2019. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: children
Preschoolers’ Sleep Affected By Watching TV From Harlem To The Harare
Recent studies have explored how children are struggling to get enough sleep at night, and now a new study could explain why sleep is eluding so many young people. Continue Reading →
Impact Of Technology On The Youth From Harlem To Harare
The involution of technology has taken over in many daily activities. While you may be grateful that you don’t have to walk or commute to the bank to pay your bills or to the mall for shopping, you may have to worry about your little ones. Continue Reading →
Uptown-Based Jonas Philanthropies Grants Terra Firma $250K To Support Immigrant Children
Jonas Philanthropies uptown is an organization committed to investing in healthcare solutions for the country’s most vulnerable citizens, has announced a five-year $250,000 grant to support Terra Firma.
Thumbs Up To The MICKEY x FERMOB Times Square Chair Takeover For Mickey’s 90th
Harlem loves Disney for all work its done in Harlem from donating $1 million to the Harlem Boys & Girls Club, to bringing Luke Cage in Harlem, to the NY State. Now, in honor of Micky Mouse’s 90th birthday, Disney has partnered with Fermob!
Health Department Launches eVital, A Facial Recognition Technology To Register Births And Deaths
The Health Department launched eVital, a new system for reporting births and deaths in New York City from Harlem to Hollis.
Cute Boy Found Abandoned In Harlem
Fox reports that the NYPD is looking for the person (right) who abandoned a child in Harlem Thursday. Continue Reading →
ACS Commissioner And Others Blasts Gov. Cuomo For Capping Child Welfare Funds
NY Daily News reports that a year ago, the city’s child welfare agency was reeling. A string of brutal child deaths revealed serious flaws in the system where caseworkers weren’t following up and the city’s most vulnerable were left in the line of fire. Continue Reading →
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