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Mars Ikeda·Apr 7, 2025El Barrio as the first Little Italy in New York City, a photoessayOver a century of East Harlem history
Alisha Mess·Aug 31, 2024Saving East Harlem: A Community Demands Action Against Gun Violence After the Death of 19-year-old…Community leaders and gun violence activists come together in the wake of another young life lost to gun violence.
Daniel Oropeza·Jun 22, 2022When the Flood Comes: Neglected and Underfunded, East Harlem Falls Behind on Climate AdaptationOn a windy night in early September of 2021, Suleyma Cuellar was hosting her grandparents, grilling some hand-made tortillas on her East…
Marco DaCosta·Mar 2, 2022Saints, Orixás and Demons in “El Barrio”I started by splashing water on the bathroom floor — my first household chore since arriving at the apartment. It was just a vacancy, a…
Angele Jeanne·Nov 30, 2021Boxed In; A Culinary MemoirOne of my oldest memories as a child was the day I spent painting milk cartons in my kindergarten class at P.S 129 in the fall of 1994…
IneldeadlinebyElDeadline22·May 20, 2021Walter Roberts, Native New Yorker With A Vision For HomeBuilding culturally rich and socially cohesive communities in East Harlem.
Audra Heinrichs·Dec 18, 2019Debbie Quinones is East Harlem’s Likeliest AngelThe preservation of the past requires a commitment from the people of the present. But she’s not waiting for you to catch up.
PoEDtry Podcast Blog·Jul 5, 2019Summertime Fun 2019I used a long roll of white butcher paper, glued on a green construction paper stem, yellow center, and asked “What makes Inwood Bloom?”…
