From Judge Milton F. Tingling, to Judge Milton A. Tingling and now Judge Aija Tingling, this family has been an influential presence on the New York Judicial scene for the past 50 years. This film provides personal insights into that achievement
The southeast corner of 138th street and A. Clayton Powell boulevard was co-named "New York Rens Court" - in honor of the New York Renaissance Big Five - on Saturday May 21st, 2022
The Place, Memory & Culture Incubator was fortunate to host Franco (the Great) Gaskin at the Spitzer School of Architecture!
The Harlem artist, known for his 125th street storefront gate paintings spanning decades, shares his work and legacy.
Franco was one of the community partners for the Place Memory & Culture Incubator during the Spring 2024 “Generative Harlem Histories” Studio coordinated by Professor and Co-Director of the PMCI Jerome Haferd alongside co-faculties Gerardo Ciprian, Nina Cooke John, nia Love, and Chat Travieso.
This lecture was moderated by the PMCI’s PI and Co-Director Jerome Haferd in conversation with Franco Gaskin and Community Engagement Specialist Anthony Carrión.
Dr Muriel Petioni was a family practitioner in Harlem for over 50 years. Her practice specialized in the delivery of health care to at-risk populations. She resided at 123rd St. between Amsterdam Avenue and Broadway in Manhattan Community District 9.
