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01/01/2026

Happy New Year family
We made it through another year together. I am grateful for every lesson, every challenge, and every bit of growth. As we step into this new season, I pray we keep moving with purpose, with courage, and with love. Let this be the year we invest deeper in justice, in healing, and in each other.























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11/21/2025

SPOILER ALERT:
"The play was horrific, completely fictional, and blatantly disrespectful‼ It portrayed Nat as a postmortal being in a spiritual quandary; agonizing over the rebellion and begging for forgiveness (presumably, at the gates of heaven). Nothing could be further from the character of Nat Turner." BABA HASSAN-GREEN HAVEN THINK TANK
WATCH THIS WEBINAR:

The DESECRATION & CRUCIFIXION OF NAT TURNER‼️ Last week marked 196 years since the physical ex*****on (November 11, 1831) of Nat Turner, for initiating th...

11/07/2025

Join us for the Art + Justice National Collective Fall Convening — a national conversation uniting artists, organizers, and educators working to end systems of confinement and build creative pathways to justice.

Thursday, November 13, 2025 | 6–8 PM EST
Registration link here https://arts-justice-safety-coalition.net/art-justice-national-collective or in the BIO

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09/21/2025

08/27/2025

WNYC's Community Partnerships Desk regularly teams up with the nonprofit Street Lab to highlight stories from neighborhoods across New York City. Here's some of what we heard at our recent visit to East 115th Street in Manhattan's East Harlem neighborhood.
https://www.wnyc.org/story/we-are-all-we-got-voices-from-east-harlem/

07/04/2025

What is the Fourth of July to the Negro in America today?

Frederick Douglass posed a similar question in 1852 when he asked what, to the American slave, is your Fourth of July. He called the celebration of freedom in a land built on the suffering of enslaved people a “hollow mockery.” That same tension still sits with me today. From Harlem to across the country, Black and Brown communities continue to face underinvestment, displacement, mass incarceration, and policies designed to benefit the few at the expense of the many.

As fireworks fill the sky tonight, let it be more than noise and light. Let it be a reminder that the road to liberation is paved with truth-telling, reparative justice, and generational healing.

05/28/2025

Event Planning vs. Community Organizing for Revitalization: What’s the Difference?

It’s easy to confuse the two—but they are not the same!

Event planning is about logistics. It’s creating a moment: getting permits, booking performers, setting up chairs, and making sure the flyers go out on time. It’s important. It brings people together. But once the stage is packed up, the event ends.

Community organizing for revitalization goes deeper. It’s about building relationships, understanding needs, and activating long-term change. It’s knocking on doors, listening first, and co-creating solutions with the people most impacted. Organizing doesn’t end when the music stops. It lays the foundation for transformation—block by block, family by family.

At Another Choice Youth & Family Outreach, we believe in doing both—but we lead with organizing. Events are tools, not goals. Revitalization is the goal. That means using every gathering, every street closure, every art project to move us toward equity, healing, and ownership in our neighborhoods.

So when you see us out here throwing what looks like “just an event,” know this: we’re building something that lasts.
https://www.facebook.com/anotherchoiceyouthandfamilyoutreach/posts/pfbid0asPMauGCwTVZ4aLGVQHawe9zpwAAfYUyAqcErBtTFf7wc4fBw4znBzN28BUArJ3Xl