Community News

Harlem Talk Radio’s Harlem Roots and Beyond, is committed in sharing the mission and stories of those doing dynamic and purposeful work in empowering their communities. One such person is Rochelle Hill who is the Co-chair of the Harlem Cares Mentoring Movement in Harlem, New York. Ms. Hill’s organization is a testament to the work necessary to assist our young people in achieving their dreams.

Quinlan Care Talk show focused on tax filing and preparation. To share tax tips and information we invited the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the NYC Department of Consumer Affairs to education and inform the community on Harlem radio.

Secretary of Education Arne Duncan talks with Harlemtalkradio.com Simone Perry host and guest co-host Laura Vural, Director of Education for Harlem Children Zone on the Race to the top fund. The $4.35 billion dollar Race to the Top program

The SOMWA Foundation (Survivors of Mothers with Aids) held their 1st annual Children Holiday Toy Drive in Harlem held at the Harlem Children Zone Promise Academy. This event was spectacular, as the children at the event received a tremendous dose of love, activities and great food.

Human Resource Administration of NYC (HRA) hosted its annual NYC Dads Holiday Party on December 18, 2009 at the Museum of New York City (103rd & 5th avenue). This event was awesome! HRA hosted a much needed family event that honored fathers involved in their child’s life.

Aetna’s commitment to improve community vitality with the support of the Harlem community. Floyd Green, VP of Community Relations-Aetna. “Aetna brings the health component and Mr. Johnson brings the whole economic empowerment component.”

To win Bill Thompson has to think smarter and spend his promotional dollars wisely. There’s hope, Thompson is on his grind hitting the campaign trail hardcore. Monday, November 2, 2009 at 11:00am Thompson connects with Harlem Talk Radio

Harlem Talk Radio had the rare opportunity to have a meaningful discussion with George Soros, Founder and Chairman of the Open Society. Mr. Soros philanthropic initiative allowed thousands of children in New York City to start the new school year with brand new clothing and supplies

N.Y.S Governor David Paterson described how a one-time grant of $35 million donated by philanthropist George Soros along with the state’s $140 million in federal stimulus will help families in need.

To control mosquitoes, the Health Department will apply larvicide by helicopter to marsh and other non-residential areas of Far Rockaway, Queens next week. Aerial larviciding for Dubos Point and Edgemere Park was scheduled for July 27-29, but was cancelled. The spraying is now scheduled for