Gov. Cuomo Announces Groundbreaking For National Urban League Headquarters In Harlem
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced the groundbreaking for the National Urban League’s new headquarters in Harlem.
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The National Urban League And Others New Development On Harlem Mains Street
Harlem’s National Urban League is moving to 121 West 125th Street on Harlem‘s “Mains Street” as part of a $242 million development.
Join Harlem’s Dapper Dan, Rev Al Sharpton And Others At The National Urban League Annual Conference
Join the 2019 Harlem-based National Urban League Annual Conference Getting 2 Equal: United Not Divided in Indianapolis, Indiana from July 24-27, 2019.
Ohio: National Urban League Hosts Epic Conference (Photographs)
The National Urban League hosted its annual conference in Columbus, OH this month for thousands of thought-leaders, activists and progressives.
Washington DC: TV One & The National Urban League Present ‘State of Black America’ Town Hall Coming
TV One and the National Urban League (NUL) discussed the present and future conditions facing black America on Tuesday evening at a Town Hall held at The Howard Theatre in Continue Reading →
Harlem Electeds And Businesses left Me Out of National Urban League Secret Meeting
It seems one Harlem pol is not a part of the cool kids club. Uptown leaders convened a private sit down at Sylvia’s Restaurant Wednesday to muster support for the Continue Reading →
Harlem Biz Owners Question National Urban League Project
A world renowned civil rights group’s plan to turn a row of small businesses in Harlem into a lustrous new headquarters and black history museum would trample on the very Continue Reading →
Courvoisier Cognac And Harlem Bakery Make A Sweet Partnership For National Cognac Day
Starting in 2020, Courvoisier® Cognac has pledged $1 million over five years to provide meaningful support to Black small business owners, entrepreneurs, and the communities they serve from Harlem to Hollywood.
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