Come experience the Vitality in Mind, Body and Spirit, as we sing Medicine songs in original orchestration!

Film screening of “Going to Mars: The Nikki Giovanni Project (2023)”

Followed by a Q&A with writers and directors Joe Brewster and Michèle Stephenson

This award winning documentary travels through time and space to reveal the enduring influence of Nikki Giovanni, one of America’s greatest living artist and social commentators. “Going to Mars: The Nikki Giovanni Project” reckons with the inevitable passing of time through a collision of memories, moments in American History, live readings and visually innovative treatments of Giovanni’s poetry. RSVP at link below seating is limited. Suggest Donation $15

Trailer: https://youtu.be/F0xCXuMO7VI?si=COZMouxjfGU0Hhp

Ticket Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/alfredas-cinema-going-to-mars-nikki-giovanni-project-2023-tickets-1070223580539

Dr. Frank Mason, author of “One In A Million” will be signing and reading from his debut book.

This biography, penned with visceral authenticity, chronicles his metamorphosis from a life marked by violence and loss to ultimately illuminating his own road to enlightenment and societal contribution as a minster and a changemaker.

Witness the transformation as Frank Mason navigates a path littered with systemic barriers, ultimately proving that even against the harrowing odds faced by black men in mid-20th century America, greatness is not just possible, its within reach. For anyone who has ever felt like the underdog this story serves as a powerful reminder that success is not determined by the hand you’re dealt, but by how you play your cards.

Spatial Futures; Difference and the Post-Anthropocene.

A conversation with:

Peter Robinson, Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, Cornell University/Founder, WorkUrban

Heidi J Nast, Professor, International Studies Department, DePaul University

Kenyatta McLean, Co-Executive Director, BlackSpace

Elisha Amadasu, DePaul University Class of ‘26, Medgar Evers College Preparatory School Class of ‘22, Valedictorian

Exhibition: 10 am - 5 pm

Book Talk: 3 pm - 5 pm

It Was All A Dream (2024)

Doors open at 7:00 pm Film starts at 7:30 pm

TRAILER - https://vimeo.com/936429770

Come experience the Vitality in Mind, Body and Spirit as we sing Medicine Songs and original orchestrations!

Centering Indigenous cultures, women, children and people of color

All are welcome ….

All ages welcome ….

Preliminary Interviews

• Supervisors

• Case Managers

• Security Guards

• Maintenance

• Chefs/Cooks and more …….

A chance to grow your career

Sponsor by Caring Homes for the Homeless

Join Nehemiah homeowners, builders and longtime community leaders in celebrating one of the most successful affordable homeownership initiatives in NYC history. We will rally at Nehemiah Park to hear from Brooklynites leading the ongoing fight for affordable housing, then march down the block for the opening of the “From the Ground Up” exhibit.

Honoring and celebrating African Women”. African Women must lead! A revolutionary event sponsored featuring culture and food by the New York City Barnch of the International People’s Demoactic Uhuru Movement! “We say Uhuru cause Uhuru means Freedom”

Cultural Performances; Film screening and Discussion: “The Sun rises in the East”; Keynote Spreaker: Charles Barron

We are celebrating the Holiday Season with guest speakers, food, drink and live entertainment. Come join us!!! To attend RSVP at https://t.ly/BHHAnnualHolidayCelebration2023 or Contact Malcolm (347) 942-1692 Phil: (718) 500-4121 (Limited Seating)

We want to hear from the community about activating Livonia Park ! Join us Thursday, September 21, 2023 from 6:00 - 8:00 pm

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