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Flyers for "Sou Sou! Saturdays: Crafting Memory, Building Legacy"
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Crafting Memory, Building Legacy: Photo Album
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Vendor Mentor Final Assignment for Exchange As Spatial Practice
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Tag You're It! Final Assignment for Exchange As Spatial Practice
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Storefront for Vendors Final Assignment Exchange As Spatial Practice
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Harlem Neighbors Contributor Aisha J. describes this photo as "Neighbors gathering in Harlem circa 1980s." Aisha contributed this image following the event "Crafting Memory, Building Legacy" on November 15, 2025. The image depicts four people, one of whom is "Dualeh, Somali seafarer."
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Interview with Glenn Hunter jah elyse sayers interviews Glenn Hunter, co-executive director of Harlem Cultural Archives Historical Society and lifelong Harlemite. He talks about his life growing up in Harlem and the community that made him who he is today.
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Interview with Lynn Kilgore Hendy jah elyse sayers interviews Lynn Elda Kilgore Hendy (treasurer, Save Harlem Now!) in the Hendy home on August 12, 2025. Lynn Kilgore Hendy is a retired television advertising sales and account manager, and local television ratings expert. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Education from Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio. At age one, Lynn moved from North Carolina to New York City, when her father, the Reverend Dr. Thomas Kilgore, Jr., was called to pastor the Friendship Baptist Church in Harlem. Lynn was greatly influenced by her father’s strong advocacy for civil rights and African American history. Since 1986, she and her family have owned and lived in a Harlem limestone townhouse, built in 1901.
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Syllabus: Yards, Yards, Yards Advanced Studio Fall 2024
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125th Street Elevation Midterm Project for Generative Histories Harlem Pt. 1
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125th Street Model Midterm Project for Generative Histories Harlem Pt.1
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Interview with Valerie Jo Bradley jah elyse sayers interviews Valerie Jo Bradley. Included: video excerpt from interview, full audio file, full transcript
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Interview with Sabine Blaizin Sabine Blaizin, Deputy Director and Head of Programs at the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute, sits down with jah elyse sayers, Research Associate at the Place, Memory & Culture Incubator, to discuss her cultural work and the experiences that brought her to it. She shares about her childhood in the Bronx, her Haitian roots, the family members that shaped her understanding of herself and the world, her art and spiritual journey, and the necessity of coalition-building strategies in protecting communities from displacement.
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Uptown Grand Central Pop-Up Exhibit Showcase for Generative histories Harlem pt. 1 students' final work temporarily displayed at Turnout NYC.
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Harlem Garden Games Midterm for Yards, Yards, Yards (Fall 2024)
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Flora Tales Midterm for Yards, Yards, Yards (Fall 2024)
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Garden of Ancestral Flora Midterm for Yards, Yards, Yards (Fall 2024)
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The Flavors of Harlem Midterm for Yards, Yards, Yards (Fall 2024)
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The Smells of Harlem Midterm for Yards, Yards, Yards (Fall 2024)
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Harlem Swap Midterm for Yards, Yards, Yards (Fall 2024)
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Soil Sampling Tool Kit Midterm for Yards, Yards, Yards (Fall 2024)
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HARLEM x Tea Time Midterm for Yards, Yards Yards (Fall 2024)
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Stooped Final Assignment for Yards, Yards, Yards (Fall 2024)
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Resilient Waterscape Final Assignment or Yards, Yards, Yards (Fall 2024)
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Healing Harlem Final Assignment for Yards, Yards, Yards (Fall 2024)