Spirit & Mind
A Fitness/Aerobics Intructor in Training, from the Harlem Health Promotion Center!
Tenisha DeWindt, from the Harlem Health Promotion Center, who is training to become a certified fitness and aerobics instructor with the Department of Parks & Recreation, held her first aerobics session at the Hike the Heights event on June 4th at Highbridge Pa
Perfectonism unmasked
Happy Spring everyone! For some reason writing this season’s newsletter has felt really challenging. While I’ve had many different ideas, none of them really captured my attention to write. They’ve interested me, but not enough to mine my brain and my experiences to flesh them out into a full newsletter – not right now anyway. And I’m not re
PHYSICAL EDUCATION CAMPAIGN MEETING
SAfH's campaign to reform physical education aims to improve physical education in NYC schools. We have made strides with our campaign but we need you – parents, teachers, and community based organizations to participate! Join us on April 5th to discuss the campaigns progress as well as our next steps and how you can be involved.
Date: Thursday, April 5th, 2012
Spiritual HIV Support Forum
The Riverside Church Global HIV & AIDS Ministry Spiritual Outreach Services, S.O.S.
Request your presence on Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Spiritual HIV Support Forum
Doors open 6:30 pm / Forum begins at 7:30 pm
Who Should Attend? --- Individuals affected by HIV and AIDS
Forum Format
National Council of Negro Women: Women Who Run the World
The National Council of Negro Women, Inc. is continuing in its efforts to provide information to our community by hosting a Women's History Month Program entitled, "Women Who Run the World - Empowering Women to be Successful". Our keynote speaker is Rhonda Joy McLean, Esq. co-author of the "Little Black Book of Success: Laws of Leadership for Black Women".
The Walk it Out! Family Walk and Run for the Village of Harlem
Join Walk It Out! at the 2012 Annual Family Walk and Run! This is a fun-filled, physical activity-centered free family event that seeks to bring awareness of the need for participation in community programming to support our health in Harlem! We will be walking indoors, at the Harlem Children's Zone Armory. The team with the most revolutions wins a prize!
"Made Visible: Women, Children & Poverty in America"
Broadcaster Tavis Smiley will call together a diverse all-woman panel of thought leaders, opinion makers, and influencers to examine the growing numbers of women and children falling into poverty. More than half of the 46.2 million Americans living in poverty are women, and 29 percent of adult women are more likely to be poor than adult men.
SAfH e-Blast - March 8, 2012
