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A New Era for East Harlem: CCCADI Debuts Second Location as East 125th Street Becomes NYC’s Newest Business Improvement District

AfriCarnaval 2020 and Beyond . . .

Resources + Statement of Solidarity with Immigrant Communities

CCCADI LAUNCHES ENTREPRENEURIAL ASSISTANCE CENTER FOR ARTISTS OF COLOR (EACAC)

STATEMENT OF UNITY AND RESILIENCE: A CALL TO ACTION

INVOKE THE VOTE: OUR POWER, OUR VOICE, OUR FUTURE - STATEMENT FROM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MELODY CAPOTE

AFRIBEMBÉ 2024 TAKES HARLEM WEEK ON AN ARTISTIC PASSAGE FROM AFRICA THROUGH THE CARIBBEAN TO EL BARRIO

CCCADI’s 2024 COHORT OF ‘FOR THE CULTURE’ HONORS THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE

HURRICANE BERYL SOLIDARITY STATEMENT AND CALL TO ACTION

OUR VOICES HAVE BEEN HEARD - NEW YORK CITY BUDGET TO INCLUDE $53M RESTORATION TO ARTS AND CULTURE FUNDING

CCCADI EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MELODY CAPOTE CALLS OUT CITY FUNDING INEQUITY

ANCHORED IN JUSTICE FOR COMMUNITIES OF COLOR, CCCADI HOSTS CITY COUNCIL MEMBER YUSEF SALAAM, ONE OF THE “EXONERATED FIVE”

ADVANCING RACIAL & SOCIAL JUSTICE THROUGH CULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY IN THE CARIBBEAN

CCCADI INTERNS OFFER MEANINGFUL SUPPORT IN VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONAL DEPARTMENTS

LIVING LEGACY: TAPPING INTO THE HISTORY OF AGODJIE WOMEN WARRIORS TO EMPOWER YOUNG WOMEN OF COLOR IN NYC

CCCADI HOSTS HAITIAN COUNCIL MEMBERS TO DISCUSS RESPONSE PLAN FOR CURRENT EVENTS IN HAITI

UPCOMING:

Celebrate Black joy, culture, and resistance at CCCADI’s 7th Annual Afribembé Festival on Sunday, August 10, from 4–6 PM at Harlem Week’s main stage at Grant’s Tomb. This year’s theme, “Black Constellation: Mapping Our Joy, Dreams, and Liberation,” invites the Diaspora to gather to celebrate legacy, imagination, and Afrofuturism. From ancestral rhythms to future-facing sounds, Afribembé is a portal connecting memory to future vision, featuring live music, performances, and cultural traditions alongside the vibrant Ọjà Marketplace and Family Village. Free and open to all, and hosted by award-winning artist Michael Manswell.