Your Pit Stop For Anything Harlem Politics

We’re addressing the dangerous gap between Harlem voters and the impacts of their local and nationwide elections.

Build Your Calendar

Community Boards 9, 10 and 11 are dedicated to West, Central and East Harlem respectively. Attending Community Board meetings are a great way to get activated politically and generate change in your neighborhood. It’s also a great place to meet community members just like you.

Mobilizing Harlem For Action

“Get involved in local, Harlem politics.” As simple as that, our call to action allows Harlemites to not be daunted by a certain level of involvement. Involvement can look like talking to a friend or coworker about a local election, or it can look like knocking on doors on Saturday mornings. Whatever involvement looks like to you—we need that and it matters.

The Neighborhood

Community Profiles

Narratives meant to inform Harlemites about their local politicians and what they care about.

PROFILE 1

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PROFILE 2

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PROFILE 3

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Get Informed

Our Curated News Stories

The City | Samantha Maldonado 

How NYC’s Unpaid Property Tax System Has Left Some Harlem Tenants in the Lurch.

The Harlem Times | Daniel Rose

Most Voted “Against”, Few Voted “For.”

Let’s Get Moving

Involvement can look like talking to a friend or coworker about a local election, or it can look like knocking on doors on Saturday mornings. Whatever involvement looks like to you—we need that and it matters.