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Upcoming Events and Fundraisers
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Past Events
Saturday, January 29, 2011 | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
J.R. Allen and Lauren Raysor Sponsor
Opportunity Knocks NY Empowerment 2011 Conference
With Special Guest Clarissa Sinceno of “Fondly Do We Hope, Fervently Do We Pray”
Saturday, December 18, 2010 | 7-11 p.m.
Holiday Fundraiser to Benefit The Learning Tree Multi-Cultural School
Riverside Church, Ten Tower, 91 Claremont Ave. (Cross Street is 122nd Street)
Special performance by Clarissa Sinceno ("Fondly Do We Hope ... Fervently Do
We Pray")
Thursday, August 21, 2008: The
National Leadership Alliance presents a critical "urban dialogue" titled Racial
Harmony Or Racial Justice
Topics include renovation of the African-American response
to rebuilding deteriorating neighborhoods, and an enlightening discussion
on whether race relations in America is really changing or if African-Americans
are being deceived into thinking so.
Speakers include Lauren Raysor, attorney in recent civil trial against rap artist Remy Ma, and former NYC Deputy Chief and Senior Trial Counsel and NYS Assistant Attorney General; Moderator Bob Law; New York City Councilperson Charles Barron; and Kahlil Al Mustafa, Poet and Author of "Growing Up Hip Hop."
June 25, 2008: Say It Loud
Lauren
Raysor attends "Say It Loud," a red carpet event for 12-year-old Jordan
Coleman. Jordan Coleman made his directorial
debut with "Say
It Loud" on June 25, 2008 at AMC Empire NYC. Lauren said, "This
is a positive moment for Jordan and it shows what black young men can
accomplish when they put their minds to it."
Twelve-year-old Filmmaker, Jordan Coleman, knows that education is very important for all boys, but especially for African-American boys. He has created and financed the "Say It Loud" documentary with his own money. After Jordan's documentary is finished, he plans to travel across the country this summer to show his film to audiences of African-American boys and their families. In order to go on tour with his film, Jordan is in need of corporate sponsors to partner with him for more information visit www.sayitloudfilm.com.
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