As you may be aware, beginning this year, New York City is using Ranked-Choice Voting in primary and special elections for local offices. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Harlem Business Alliance
NYS Cannabis Legislation + Economic Equity For Black People From Harlem To Hawaii
by Regina Smith and Maria Granville
New York State legalization advocates are rejoicing with the passing of MRTA (Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act). Continue Reading →
The Harlem Business Alliance’s Comptroller’s Office Financial Survival Toolkit
April is Financial Literacy Month, and the comptroller’s office offers resources and links to give New Yorkers easy access to vital assistance and information to help them make informed money management decisions. Continue Reading →
The Effects Of MRTA On The Black Community From Harlem To The Hudson
Black-owned businesses, cultural organizations, and community organizations across the state of New York, led by the Harlem Business Alliance, are racing against the clock to modify major pillars within the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA). Continue Reading →
The COVID-19 Small Business Recovery Loan Program In Harlem
The Harlem Entrepreneurial Fund is dedicated to providing capital and technical assistance. Continue Reading →
Harlem Business Alliance World: A “Producer” Job Notification From Broadcast Source
Our friends at the Harlem Business Alliance (HBA) just sent over a job listing from NY’s WFAN for a Producer for its on-air programming. Continue Reading →
The Harlem Business Alliance: 2021 New Voices + Barefoot #WeStanForHer Grants
With “We Stan For Her” 2021, Barefoot Wine is excited to grow its ongoing commitment to supporting entrepreneurship among Black women in partnership with New Voices Foundation. Continue Reading →
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