Word Up welcomes anthropologist Anand Pandian to discuss his new book Something Between Us: The Everyday Walls of American Life, and How to Take Them Down, a first-hand look at the deep social and political divides in American society, and collective strategies that can overcome them.
Her newly released book, Love, Rita: An American Story of Sisterhood, Joy, Loss, and Legacy, is a tribute to her sister Rita, whose life was cut short by lupus when she was forty-four.
Join NoMAA & the northern Manhattan arts community, meet this year’s honorees & celebrate the Uptown Arts Stroll opening in West Harlem, Washington Heights & Inwood at the Sugar Hill Museum with DJ Taela Naomi and outdoor artist-led workshop by the Sugar Hill Museum on the plaza.
Join us for an evening of community and original live performances -- music, spoken word, stand-up, and DJing -- as we raise money to help our Palestinian neighbors in Gaza.
Three women writers (two from Hell's Kitchen, one from Washington Heights) share their work in poetry and memoir, drawing from their work together in a writing group that met for over ten years.
Hila Ratzabi from Chicago, Maya Pindyck from Philly, Richard Jeffrey Newman from NYC
