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Community History Groups
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Asia Society
The Society provides a forum for building awareness of the more than 30 countries broadly defined as the Asia-Pacific region. Art, exhibitions, films, lectures, seminars and publications.
Bay Ridge Historical Society
Brecht Fourm
Marxist Studies applied to the contemporary world.
Broad Channel Historical Society
To preserve the history of the community of Broad Channel
BROADWAY THEATER INSTITUTE
To preseve, protect and perpetuate the legacy of live theater on Broadway and throughout the world as it relates to Broadway
Bronx African-American History Project
There are now over a half million people of African descent living in the Bronx, well over a third of the Bronx's population. Blacks have been an integral part of the history of the Bronx since colonial times, have contributed greatly to the borough's cultural and political history, and have recently played a major role in the borough's revitalization, but there has been almost nothing written about this large and diverse population other than isolated passages in books about the burning of the...
Brooklyn Information and Culture
Information on Brooklyn's museum's, parks, arts, cultural institutions, and sites of special interest.
Center for Jewish History
A research center that also offers public programs, resources for teachers and educators, and more.
Center for Urban Pedagogy
CUP is a nonprofit research and design office dedicated to creative
education about places and how they change. CUP creates exhibitions
about architecture and planning, designs youth programs about places
and politics, and produces media about communities and social justice.
City Lore
City Lore was founded in 1986 to produce programs and publications that convey the richness of New York City's cultural heritage. Increasingly our many efforts embrace national audiences as well.
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