Publisher: NBC New York
60 years ago The March on Washington reshaped the landscape of the Civil Rights Movement and many people don’t know it started in Harlem. Marc Santia reports.

Publisher: Forbes Breaking News
On Monday, Mayor Eric Adams (D-NYC) held a press briefing in Harlem to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington.

Publisher: CBS News New York
On the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington, the Harlem headquarters where the event was organized now has its own Harlem Heritage Marker.

Publisher: Bronx News 12
Mayor Eric Adams spoke Monday to mark the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington.

Publisher: Veranda
Valerie Jo Bradley is one of the co-founders of Save Harlem Now!, a nonprofit advocacy group that formed to preserve buildings and landscapes that contain important African American history from the early 20th century.

Publisher: National Trust for Historic Preservation
Save Harlem Now! is the proud recipient of a grant from the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund that will support hiring its first Executive Director. This hire will provide administrative, management, and organizational support to further the mission to protect Harlem’s built environment and preserve its history.

Publisher: Observer
Save Harlem Now!, a membership not-for-profit advocacy organization that fought for the designation, was similarly enthusiastic about the move and expressed hope that more landmarks in Harlem will receive historic status.

Author: Save Harlem Now!
Today, the Historic Districts Council has released the following ACTION ALERT! in support of the Central Harlem 130-132 Streets Historic District, which Save Harlem Now! has championed throughout the designation process. Please lend your support by contacting your City Councilman here.