We host a variety of programs designed to hold space for people from different racial, economic, and religious experiences. These programs focus on uplifting marginalized voices and allowing members of our community to share their experiences both among themselves and across social/cultural boundaries. Some examples of these types of programs include:

• Monthly Social + Racial Justice Discussion Group with Ruth Messinger
• Panels and performances featuring community artists, local clergy and nonprofit leaders, and local businesspeople
• Multifaith roundtable convenings for local community members

We care deeply about service and taking action in our community. Through our partnership with Repair the World, we host regular volunteer opportunities with various service-providing agencies throughout Harlem, including:

• Harlem Grown
• East Harlem Tutorial Program
• Mandala Café
• Hunger Free America
• Community Kitchen and Food Pantry of West Harlem

The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. serves as a moral and ethical framework for much of our justice and equity-related work. We honor Dr. King’s legacy by engaging in service, learning, and advocacy—not just one day a year, but every day.