Solidarity Through Land Report 2020
We are committed to centering the voices and needs of people of color, and specifical
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African Burial Ground
Harambee Receives Title to Pine Street African Burial Ground
– Harambee establishes a conservation easement with the Kingston Land Trust to forever protect the sacred site –
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Update: The Future of the Pine St. African Burial Ground
After a whirlwind awareness and fundraising campaign in 2019, we successfully protected the Pine Street African Burial Ground in partnership with Harambee and in collaboration with Scenic Hudson. Since then, we have continued to work with Harambee and other community partners to steward and plan for the future of this sacred site.
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November 2nd: Youth Talent Showcase Highlighting the Pine Street African Burial Ground
Cyph Culture, a local youth hip hop group will be hosting a youth talent showcase on November 2nd from 1 to 4pm at Kingston’s Academy Green called Awakening Paths: Youth in the Spotlight: Our Past, Our Future. This free community event will highlight the Pine Street African Burial Ground and has been developed in collaboration with Harambee, Kingston Land Trust and Center for Creative Education.
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