Kente Fest 2022 Aug info
Kente Fest 2022
Happy Mother’s Day
Building Partnerships
New York City . City of Immigrants/ cultural diversity. Building Partnership for Socio-Economic Development
Brooklyn Black History Celebration
The Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce is proud to Honor Senator Roxanne Persaud for Black History Month for her continued excellent work and dedication. To register for the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Black History Month celebration, please register at the below provided link:
HONORING MLK’S LEGACY
YOUTH EMPOWERMENT SEMINAR HONORING MLK’S LEGACY “On this day set aside to remember the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we must recommit ourselves to the ideals he fought and died for, social justice, civil rights, voting rights, and an end to discrimination. Let’s honor the nonviolent movement Dr. King fostered to …
Brooklyn names a street after Ghana
Beyond the Return, Brooklyn, Names Street After Ghana The Borough of Brooklyn has named a street in Bedford-Stuyvesant (Bed-Stuy) after Ghana, highlighting the country’s leading role in building bridges amongst the global African Family. Bed-Stuy, has been a center of African American culture since the early 20th century and has been home to several cultural …
Good Day Diaspora
In September 30, 2020 Hon. Eric Adams, at Brooklyn Borough Hall,officially Proclaimed , historic African Immigrants Heritage Month, in Brooklyn New York, with a PROCLAMATION. Now, we are incredibly excited to see recognition of this observance growing. The office of the Brooklyn Borough President, is honored to recognize the economic, educational, and cultural contributions that …
Ghana Comes to Brooklyn
Ghana came to Brooklyn on Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2021, courtesy of Jerry Kwabena Adinkra, the ambassador and executive director of the Ghanaian/African Heritage Affairs Committee; and Bed Stuy BID’s Lynette Battle. With a schedule which included a local city scene tour, visiting Weeksville in Crown Heights, and Spike Lee in Fort Greene, the day began with …