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The New York Amsterdam News presents
2026 Black
Health Summit
Monday, November 9 / Harlem / Free & RSVP required
RSVP closes Sunday, November 1, 2026 at midnight. Bring friends and family — just include their contact information on the form.
Date
Monday, Nov. 9, 20269:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Choose your sessions!
Location
2340 Frederick Douglass Blvd
Harlem, NY 10027Amsterdam News headquarters
RSVP Required
Free to the publicRefreshments served at every session
Who
The Amsterdam News — one of America’s most influential and oldest continuously published Black newspapers — invites you to a complimentary Black Health Summit hosted by Publisher Elinor R. Tatum and our award-winning staff.
Why
To serve the community we have covered for 118 years with transformative information; critically important support and services; connections with elected officials, industry and community leaders; time with our award-winning publisher and reporters — and urgently important fellowship with each other over delicious Harlem refreshments.
Don’t miss
The Program
Free Dental Health Screenings
Columbia University College of Dental Medicine Mobile Dental Unit and Columbia Mailman School of Public Health. Sign up here for your FREE 15-minute screening.
Directions:
- Click on one of the buttons below
- Choose on your calendar Monday, November 9, 2026
- Select the time best for you
- If your preferred time is full on Chair 1, click on Chair 2
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Light lunch servedWhere
Amsterdam News Historic Harlem Headquarters
2340 Frederick Douglass Blvd
New York, NY 10027
Around the corner from the historic Apollo Theater, and two blocks from the 125th Street station made famous by Duke Ellington’s “Take the A Train.”
