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HarlemLive

New York, NY
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www.harlemlive.org

    • About Us

    HarlemLive develops leaders throught exposure and experience in Media and technology. HarlemLive is an after-school journalism program as well as viable weekly award winning internationally acclaimed publication. HarlemLive teaches youth ages 13 to 21 how to run an online newspaper. The publication, "HarlemLive," (www.harlemlive.org), includes news articles, investigative stories, opinion pieces, personal essays, poetry, photography and video documentaries. Teenagers and young adults run every aspect of the publication and are assigned positions such as editor-in-chief, managing editor, photo editor, reporters, layout designers, administrators and technicians. Adult mentors, including journalism professionals

    HarlemLive develops leaders throught exposure and experience in Media and technology. HarlemLive is an after-school journalism program as well as viable weekly award winning internationally acclaimed publication. HarlemLive teaches youth ages 13 to 21 how to run an online newspaper. The publication, "HarlemLive," (www.harlemlive.org), includes news articles, investigative stories, opinion pieces, personal essays, poetry, photography and video documentaries. Teenagers and young adults run every aspect of the publication and are assigned positions such as editor-in-chief, managing editor, photo editor, reporters, layout designers, administrators and technicians. Adult mentors, including journalism professionals

    Cause Areas Include

    • Children & Youth

    Location

    • 301 W 125th Street, New York, NY 10027, United States
      3rd Floor
    Illustration

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