The Mis-Education of Ms. Freeman - Surviving in New York City Show at THEATERLAB

The Mis-Education of Ms. Freeman

Surviving in New York City

Tuesday, November 6, 2018 7:30 PM

TheaterLab, 357 West 36th Street 3rd Floor - New York, NY

Surviving in New York City is one thing, but teaching the precocious kids that live there? That's a whole different reality show.

This first time teacher soon realizes that her students have their own lesson plan, and it doesn't involve Math.

She has to survive the baptism by fire in order for her students to learn!

You think you know what it takes to be a teacher, trust me you have no idea!

Written & Performed by: Alaina Freeman

Directed by: Susan Campanaro

**TICKETS ARE LIMITED** (first showing). All ticket purchases must be made electronically. There will be no ticket sales at the door.

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Sunday June 3, 2018 on "Writers on Writing" Radio Show. - Khary Lazarre-White

Center for Black Literature at MEC, CUNY <writers@mec.cuny.edu>

Author of "Passage"

Tune in to Writers on Writing featuring: Khary Lazarre-White Tune in Tomorrow Sunday, June 3, 2018 "Writers on Writing" Radio Show With Dr. Brenda M. Greene, Executive Director of  The Center for Black Literature at Medgar Evers College, CUNY WNYE 91.5 FM Sundays, 7 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Listen at http://www.wmecradio.com/ Dr. Brenda Greene and writer, social justice activist and attorney Khary Lazarre-White discuss Passage, Seven Stories Press, 2017. Greene and Lazarre-White discuss the themes in this coming of age novel and Lazarre-White's work with The Brotherhood/Sister Sol, a youth organization which he co-founded in 1995. Brotherhood/Sister Sol provides comprehensive programming on issues such as leadership, educational achievement, social justice and politics.  Passage is the story of Warrior, a young Black man growing up in urban New York City. Warrior is an old soul carrying the memories of his ancestors and surrounded by a loving mother, father and sister. His journey addresses the spiritual, emotional and social needs of Warrior.  Although the novel takes place in the 1990s, it also reflects the challenges facing young Black men today. Passage is available for purchase, click here. Click here for more info! Listen to past interviews on SoundCloud! X X X X X Know someone else who would be interested in this show? Share with family and friends! Did someone share this email with you? Sign up to receive our emails. The Center for Black Literature, Medgar Evers College, CUNY, 718.804.8883, centerforblackliterature.org E-mail: writers@mec.cuny.edu Like us: Center for Black Literature  Like us: National Black Writers Conference Follow us on Twitter: @Center4BlackLit Follow us on Instagram: @Center4BlackLit

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Providence, RI - May 4 - 5, 2018: Race, Memory and Memorialization Conference by Center for the Study of Slavery & Justice at Brown University

Race, Memory, and Memorialization Conference

May 4-5, 2018
#historyunsilenced

In the wake of Charlottesville communities across the nation are reevaluating memorials and the history that they represent. On the occasion of the Center's fifth Anniversary, the CSSJ will be organizing the conference: Race, Memory and Memorialization. This conference will examine the activism behind the Southern Freedom Movement and critically question the way the Civil Rights Movement has been represented through memorials and exhibitions. The conference will pose questions about the commemoration, history and memory in the present.

For more information about the conference and to see the schedule, please visit  www.brown.edu/initiatives/slavery-and-justice/race-memory-and-memorialization 

Image Credits (left to right):  Lt. Francis Meynell, Royal Navy, artist, Slave Deck of the Albatroz, watercolor, 1845. Courtesy of the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London. Joseph Holston, After Harriet, acrylic on canvas, 2008. Image courtesy of the artist. Moneta Sleet Jr. (American, 1926–1996), Rosa Parks, Dr. and Mrs. Abernathy, Dr. Ralph Bunche, and Dr. and Mrs. Martin Luther King, Jr. leading marchers into Montgomery, gelatin silver print, 133⁄8 x 103⁄4 in. (34 x 27.3 cm), 1965, printed circa 1970. Saint Louis Art Museum, Gift of the Johnson Publishing Company, 426:1991. Courtesy of the Johnson Publishing Company, LLC. 

5/10/18 Brotherhood SisterSol 14th Annual Voices Gala

What is Voices?
Voices is our signature annual celebration of our youth and our life changing programming. Voices provides a platform for our members to share their personal journeys, often through spoken word performances. Voices is also the time when we celebrate and highlight the accomplishments of our honorees – individuals who embody the ideals of The Brotherhood/Sister Sol: Positivity, Community, Knowledge and Future.

For more information please email: Events Associates Inc

Honorees

Richelieu DennisFounder, CEO and Executive Chairman, Sundial Brands;
Founder and Chairman, Essence Ventures

Joy ReidMSNBC Political Analyst and Host of “AM Joy”

Host

Soledad O’BrienAward-winning Journalist, Speaker, Author and Philanthropist

Event Co-Chairs

Rahsan-Rahsan LindsayCo-Chair, Board of Directors, Bro/Sis

Clara MarkowiczCo-Chair, Board of Directors, Bro/Sis

Fundraising Chairs

Marcy Grau* & Bennett Grau
Marti Meyerson* & Jamie Hooper
Michelle Ores* & Charles N. Schorin

Fundraising Vice Chair

Tiffany R. Warren*

Coordinating Committee

Paul E. Butler*
Ross Haime*
Ravi J. Mallik*
Nicole G. Valentine*
Khary Lazarre-White
Terence Winter*

Benefit Committee

Linda & Paul Barnett
Laura & Lloyd Blankfein
Elizabeth & Stuart Bohart
Ernest Boyd
Bobby Cannavale & Rose Byrne
Donna & Derrick Cephas
Ulrika & Joel Citron
Jacqueline Clements & Gregory Astrachan
Lori Cohen & Christopher Rothko
Heather Corbett & William Amenta
Rabbi Rachel Cowan*
Cynthia Dames & Tamar Podell
Annie Dickerson & Dr. Soumi Eachempati
Mayor David N. Dinkins
B. Alan Echtenkamp*
Katja Goldman & Michael Sonnenfeldt
Stephen C. Graham*
Lynelle C. Granady
Farah Griffin*
Joanna Hagan & Matthew Rego
Sarah Hallac
Ann & Weston Hicks
Russell Hornsby
Michelle Johnson
Serene Jones
Carol M. Joseph
Emma & Michael Kerins
James A. Krauskopf*
Rashida K. La Lande*
Princess Laurentien of the Netherlands
Jane Lazarre*
Ellen McClain
Kathy Mele
Peter Mensch
Jon Moscow*
Scott Newman
Pedro A. Noguera*
Constance Oehmler
Lida Orzeck
Kim Rosenthal
Karen Saah
Detavio Samuels
Jeffrey Schneider
Lisa Schultz*
Catherine Lieber Shimony*
Joanne Silver
Andrietta Sims*
Andrea Stern
Susan L. Taylor
Yokasta Tineo*
Reverend John Vaughn*
Miguel Vias
Nina M. & Theodore V. Wells
Douglas H. White*
Carine Williams
Michael K. Williams
Rachel Winter
Lisa Wolfe
Jeffrey Wright

* Bro/Sis Board of Directors Member

https://brotherhood-sistersol.org/events/voices-annual-gala-14

Brown University Black Alumni Reunion: September 21-23, 2018

Black Alumni Reunion: September 21-23, 2018

http://brown.edu/go/BAR2018 

Brown University and the Inman Page Black Alumni Council (IPC) invite you to mark your calendar for a very special three-day event, at a pivotal moment in time for our community.

Are you in?

Registration, schedule and speaker information will be available later this spring, but we know you want to make plans now. So here are three action items to help you start getting ready:

1. Check your Brown alumni profile.
   Be sure to get event updates by confirming that Brown has your current email address and that your profile* is up to date (see below).
2. Spread the Black Alumni Reunion love!
   Share the IPC’s Facebook event with your friends.
3. Take the pledge.
   Let us know you are committed to being a part of the 2018 Black Alumni Reunion. Participation in promoting and/or attending the Reunion is vital to the success of this celebration. Take the pledge today! A list of those who have taken the pledge will be posted in the coming weeks.
4. It’s not too early to book accommodations.
   - Check out Brown’s Travel Portal, which features nearby hotels at special Brown rates.
   - Find low-cost apartment rentals close to campus: AirBnB | Homeaway.com
   - Discount booking sites may land you a great deal: Groupon.com | Hotels.com | Expedia.com
5. Source: http://brown.edu/go/BAR2018
6. Interested in Corporate Sponsorship? Please contact: 
7. Kimberly V. Nelson
   Assistant Director, Multicultural Programs
   Brown Annual Fund
   Tel: +1 (401) 863-9835  kimberly_nelson@brown.edu 

Bro/Sis Art Auction: Weems, Odita, Drew, Simmons, Fifield, Laor, Mosse, Shocat, Opie & Marsh

The Brotherhood/Sister Sol Art Auction We are pleased to announce an art auction to benefit the construction of The Brotherhood/Sister Sol's new building Featuring works by: LEONARDO DREW * SANDI HABER FIFIELD * LEORA LAOR REGINALD MARSH * RICHARD MOSSE * ODILI DONALD ODITA CATHERINE OPIE * TAL SHOCHAT * XAVIERA SIMMONS CARRIE MAE WEEMS On line viewing of all art and bidding here:  https://one.bidpal.net/brosisartauction/welcome Advanced gallery viewing hours:  April 16, 17th, and 18th: 11 a.m. - 5 p.m, and by appointment Final auction and reception:  Thursday April 26, 6 - 8 p.m. Location: Meislin Projects 819 Madison Avenue, #4C SHARE Connect with us ‌ ‌ ‌

Source: The Brotherhood/Sister Sol | 512 West 143rd Street, New York, NY 10031 https://brotherhood-sistersol.org/events/brosis-art-auction