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Dr. Martin Luther King’s “Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence” speech was delivered at Riverside Church (121st Street and Riverside Drive) on April 4, 1967, exactly one year before his assassination. It mobilized millions to engage in discussions on the war and support social justice efforts in the United States and internationally.

MHCC has actively engaged with a wide array of stakeholders to raise awareness of the issues that impact our neighborhood.

Following is a list of news articles on Morningside Heights and MHCC’s progress.

Crain’s New York: Community group: We’re realistic on development but won’t go down quietly

Columbia Spectator: A little village, its boundaries, and its stewards

The New School Center for New York City Affairs: Rezone us, Please

The Forward: JTS made $100M in a development deal. Will it give some money to its neighbors?

Columbia Spectator: Here comes the high-rise

Columbia Spectator: Inside Manhattanville tenants’ fight against predatory landlords

City Limits: “As of right” and wrong as developers target Morningside Heights