Let It Shine: Shirley ChisholmShirley Anita Chisholm, known as "Fighting Shirley," was the first African–American Congresswoman.
Let It Shine: Bridget "Biddy" MasonBridget "Biddy" Mason is an American Hero and Black female Freedom Fighter.
Let It Shine: Fannie Lou HamerFannie Lou Hamer was a women's and voting rights activist, civil rights movement leader, and community organizer.
Let It Shine: Ella Josephine BakerElla Baker was a brilliant, Black hero of the Civil Rights Freedom Movement who inspired and guided emerging leaders.
Introducing BGCH Summer 2020 Book Club Reading: Let It Shine, Stories of Black Women Freedom FighterThis summer we're reading Let It Shine: Stories of Black Women Freedom Fighters.
Let It Shine: Ida B. Well-Barnett Summer Book Club Read on Stories of Black Female Freedom Fighters This summer we're reading Let It Shine: Stories of Black Women Freedom...
Let It Shine: Sojourner TruthSojourner Truth was an abolitionist, feminist, women's right activist, and preacher born into slavery, but who is remembered as a legend.
Roll A Story: Creative Writing with a TwistCreative writing gets “rolling” as students activate their imagination to explore storytelling, with a twist.
Haiku It UpThis week Literacy Lesson, we will focus on the emotions “joy” and “sadness” while writing Haikus.
Hakuna Matata: Matching Mood and Music, featuring The Lion King!Whether it’s serene calm or tense drama, said emotions could be conveyed without the need for words.
I’ve Got the Music in Me: A Literacy Lesson on Music and Emotions - Make Your Own PlaylistIn honor of New York Music Month, we are taking a look at music, emotions, and sound. Join us for various June literacy lessons on this topi
Forecast of Feelings: Exploring Emotions Using WeatherIn this lesson, students learn how to be mindful of their emotions and discuss how emotions change, just like the weather.
A Museum Trip from Home: A Literacy Lesson on Activism and the Black Panther Party 50th Anniversary The following literacy activity allows students to explore the Black Power Exhibit at the Oakland Museum.
Boys & Girls Club of HarlemDec 4, 20211 minGreat Futures Begin with Great MomentsSince 1980, Boys & Girls Club of Harlem (BGCHarlem) has supported thousands of children and youth as they strive to achieve academic...
AdminOct 13, 20212 min2021 BGCHarlem Golf Classic RecapAnother amazing year in the books for our Annual Golf Classic! This year's Golf Classic was extra special in bringing us back together in...
AdminSep 9, 20211 minBack2School 2021!BGCHarlem works with over 1,200 youth across Harlem, providing academic support and enrichment and a host of other cultural arts,...
AdminSep 9, 20211 minBGCHarlem 2021 Golf ClassicWe are delighted to invite you to the 2021 Boys & Girls Club of Harlem Golf Classic on October 4, 2021 at Paramount Golf Club. This...
AdminJul 18, 20211 minInspiration from Our New Honorary Board MemberBGCHarlem welcomed a new member into our family! On July 4th, 2021, Representative Charlie Rangel officially became an honorary board...
AdminJul 15, 20211 minBack to School BarbecueNYC Young Professionals!!!! Join us for a mid-summer BBQ to kick-off Back-to-School season. Learn how you can support our kids as they...
AdminDec 5, 20201 minStrong Finish for a New StartFor 40 years, Boys & Girls Club of Harlem (BGCHarlem) has supported thousands of children and youth as they strive to achieve academic...
Boys & Girls Club of HarlemNov 18, 20202 minResilience Reimagined: Boys & Girls Club of HarlemDespite a global pandemic, the Boys & Girls Club of Harlem marches forward, creating space for communities to thrive.
Boys & Girls Club of HarlemOct 21, 20201 minHow BGCHarlem Keeps Harlem Youth SafeAt Boys and Girls Club of Harlem, child safety is always our number one priority. Here is how we are preventing the spread of COVID-19.