On Saturday November 16, 2019, a new and unprecedented exhibition The Color of Power: Heroes, Sheroes, & Their Creators brings to Harlem’s Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI) Continue Reading →
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10th Anniversary Celebration Of The Novel Daughters Of The Stone By Dahlma Llanos-Figueroa
Join the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI) and author, Dahlma Llanos-Figueroa, for an intimate gathering and reading in celebration of the 10th Anniversary of her novel, Daughters of the Stone
The Art Of Justice 10, Immigrant Victimization In The Age Of 45 In East Harlem
The overt dehumanization and separation of children from their families, caging children in detention centers, unprecedented raids on the homes of immigrants, the misrepresentation of our communities as criminals and rapists is a direct attack on the Black and Brown communities we represent. Continue Reading →
Celebrating Sacred To Secular: The Writings Of Dr. Marta Moreno-Vega Discussion, Dance And More
The Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute is pleased to present Celebrating Sacred to Secular: The Writings of Dr. Marta Moreno-Vega a program exploring the African roots of the popular Latin music of the famed Palladium Era.
Enough Is Enough! Join The East Harlem Communal Response To Trump
Enough is Enough! The Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI) is tired of the violent attacks and blatant disrespect committed by Trump and his administration to our Black, Brown, Indigenous, Womxn, LGBTQ communities. Continue Reading →
Celebrate Mother’s Day At Our Mother Africa SouSou! A Continent Of Cultures Family Program
A continent, not a country! Africa is the literal “mother” of all modern-day human beings, and through its gifts to the world in culture, history, and science. Continue Reading →
Second Ave Subway Could Bring New Opportunities For East 125th Street In Harlem
Beginning in September 2017, WE ACT for Environmental Justice organized a growing coalition of more than 40 local community groups, New York City departments and agencies, and elected officials Continue Reading →
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