The Harlem Neighborhood Block Association unites neighbors to improve the quality of life in northeast Harlem
Harlem and East Harlem, NYC
Joined August 2020
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Text from my 11 year old child on the way to school this morning. Things like this did not happen prior to the safe injection site opening. These sites cause harm to children and others who don't use illicit substances!
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@RepJeffries, please look at renewing funding for the Affordable Connectivity Program to ensure digital inclusion for all Americans. #RenewACP
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@SenSchumer, please consider renewing funding for the Affordable Connectivity Program. Every individual and family deserves equitable access to the internet. #RenewACP
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Harlem East Block Association is pleased to endorse Assembly Member Dickens @DickensforNY as City Council Member for District 9. We appreciate her track record of preserving affordable housing & her work to address safety & quality of life issues in Harlem. Vote with us - June 27
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When people claim that safe injection sites do in fact connect people to treatment, they usually don’t provide data about how many accepted.
This is why. 👇
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Well, they will certainly be getting a better view than almost all people on Harlem. That said, NY State is planning to demolish the building eventually. So perhaps it is ok to make use of an empty space for now…
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GHC Endorses Inez Dickens for Harlem's City Council seat!
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If you still haven’t decided whom to vote for, come to National Action Networks’ candidate forum on June 9th.
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What they need to do is pick up the junkies outside helping each other shoot up in their necks, the many dealers lining them up to make sale after sale, the passed out filthy depraved ones pissing/shitting in view of little kids & horrifying all of us!
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams cites NIMBY-ism as one of the biggest challenges to his housing plan
NIMBYism is the root cause of #structuralracism. It’s time to stop the over-concentration of supportive housing, drug treatment programs & shelters in a few areas newsbreakapp.com/n/0lPGrV6h?…
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Tomorrow, in collaboration with The Institute for Family Health, Settlement Health, & The East Harlem Neighborhood Health Action Center
We will be hosting a Resource Fair!
Don't miss out & stop by between 10AM-3PM to take advantage of this Resource Fair!
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On #PresidentsDay, it is important to recall that at least twelve U.S. presidents enslaved Black people, eight while in office. Two-thirds of the first 18 presidents collectively enslaved nearly 2,000 Black people. We know what largely built this nation, and it wasn’t freedom.
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100+ Harlem residents came out last night to precinct 25 to demand more police presence. We urge officials to set aside personal ideologies & listen to what residents want-safer streets for our children. We want to end mass incarceration but we can’t put the cart before the horse
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Judaism was once the dominant religion in the Bronx. Here at @FordhamNYC, we are proud to preserve Jewish culture and history through @FordhamJS and our collection of artifacts. Thanks to @CurrentsNews for speaking with us. youtu.be/Is744N-OwAQ
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Thanks GHC for spreading the truth about the adverse impacts on our beighborhood.
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This is what we see in on our streets everyday now since the injection site open. We're destroyed. The dealers who sit outside the site claim their territory, so other dealers spread out bringing in groups of open air injectors. They come en mass, shoot up and another group...
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Read this piece
thecity.nyc/2022/12/13/23506…
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Another article about safe injection site
heritage.org/public-health/c…
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OnPoint has $17 million funding & Harlem residents have none. There are not enough police to deal with the drug dealing here. There is no funding to pay for video camera Ma to catch drug dealers. There are hardly any media who are even brave enough to report the reality in Harlem