Month: January 2017

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  • Harlem United Thanks Governor Andrew M. Cuomo for His Commitment to Reproductive Health & the Right to Choose

    For Immediate Release January 30, 2017 Contact: Jason Cianciotto I 347-703-3865 I jcianciotto@harlemunited.org New York, NY — Today Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced a proposal to amend the New York State Constitution to guarantee a woman’s right to choose by codifying the protections established in Roe v. Wade. The amendment would ensure that, regardless of…

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  • A Message to Donald Trump

    Dear Donald Trump: We Have Something To Say. Are You Listening?

    As of January 20, Donald Trump is president of the United States. What does that mean to our clients? We wanted to find out. In anticipation of this new administration — especially after a tumultuous election season — we asked our community to share personal messages with the president about their hopes, fears, and priorities.…

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  • Dear Donald Trump

    Days before President Donald Trump took office, the Harlem United community—clients, staff, peers, and supporters—came together to address the president-elect to share their experience and their needs and ask what his priorities and commitments would be.

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  • Governor Andrew M. Cuomo’s “New York Promise” Agenda Will Help Harlem United Create One Community of Hope, Health, & Healing

    For Immediate Release January 9, 2017 Contact: Jason Cianciotto I 347-703-3865 I jcianciotto@harlemunited.org New York, NY — Today Governor Andrew M. Cuomo unveiled the 12th proposal of his 2017 State of the State Agenda: “New York Promise.” Focused on advancing key social justice principles and progressive values, New York Promise includes several goals and initiatives that will help Harlem…

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  • Image from Moonlight

    “Moonlight” Over Harlem United: What The Film Means For Our Work

    Last night, Moonlight won the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture – Drama. This groundbreaking film tells the story of two young Black men, Chiron and Kevin, who struggle with social norms surrounding Black masculinity because of their romantic love for one another. The film’s themes of race, poverty, sexual orientation, gender identity, and other…

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  • Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Excelsior Scholarship Program is an Important Step Toward Ending AIDS in New York State by 2020

    For Immediate Release January 3, 2017 Contact: Jason Cianciotto I 347-703-3865 I jcianciotto@harlemunited.org New York, NY — Today Governor Andrew M. Cuomo unveiled his groundbreaking Excelsior Scholarship program, which would make college tuition-free at all New York City and State University two- and four-year programs for an estimated 940,000 households with college-age children. “Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Excelsior…

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The front of a black tote bag with an orange Harlem United logo next to the back of the tote bag, which reads "There's some magical s#*! going on in here. - Jade, long-time client and peer." Underneath the tote bag images, is text that reads "Donate $25 and claim your limited-edition Harlem United tote bag!"