Afterschool Advocacy Community Meeting in Harlem, March 11 led by Dr. Lenora Fulani and Pamela A. Lewis
This was the second meeting (the first was held Thursday, February 4, 2010 at the Van Dyke Community Center in Brownsville, Brooklyn in which over 100 parents, grandparents, young people, and community leaders attended) of an important All Stars initiative to build advocacy groups in inner-city neighborhoods throughout the five boroughs. At the Harlem meeting, participants learned about the importance of developmental afterschool and their role in advocating for new innovations that can improve the quality of life of their families and neighborhoods.
Rev. Henry A. Belin II, pastor of the First AME Bethel Church welcomed the group. Twenty-eight people joined the newly formed Committee for Independent Community Action and will advocate in an ongoing way for quality afterschool programs to become a major priority for the city.
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