Global Harlem builds trust across communities.
Global Harlem listens to communities, measures trust, and publishes what we learn as community intelligence.
Protect Your Peace.
A web app that helps people protect their digital security and become aware of the scams damaging our digital footprint, with a roadmap they can follow to protect themselves.
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The Trust Audit, workshops and media, led by Baron Carr.
About Global Harlem
Global Harlem is a media company built on the Harlem name and spirit. We listen to communities, measure trust, and publish what we learn as community intelligence for residents, partners, and organizations. There are Harlems all over the world; they just go by different names.
Products
Designed, developed and launched by Global Harlem.
Protect Your Peace
A web app that helps people protect their digital security and become aware of the scams damaging our digital footprint, with a roadmap they can follow.NepYork Listening Post
A bilingual, English and Nepali, community listening site for Nepali and Himalayan New Yorkers in Queens, with a survey, a confidential tip form and research that helps set the newsroom's agenda.Projects
Published journalism.
Reporting and essays published across community and national outlets, grounded in listening before publishing.
Empowering NYC's Immigrant Communities Through Mental Health
NepYork, June 2026. Coverage of the Minority Empowerment Network's second annual community wellness summit at NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst, where speakers addressed mental health stigma and access gaps in Nepali, South Asian, and immigrant communities across Queens.The Winter People of Governors Island Keep it Running
New York City News Service, December 2025. A photo-driven feature on the construction workers and ferry crews who keep Governors Island running through the off-season, when the crowds are gone and the island's own weather takes over.Belonging Without Assimilation
We Are One Humanity, July 2026. An essay revisiting Uday Dandavate's "A Shared Destiny on Borrowed Land," drawing on personal experience in corporate multicultural marketing to argue that institutions confuse the appearance of diversity with the infrastructure of genuine belonging.Watch
Films
Listen
Audio and the Trust podcast.
Listen to the Trust podcast
Part of Protect Your PeaceRucker Park
Audio documentary. Producer, editor, narrator. An audio documentary exploring the legendary Rucker Park basketball courts and their place in the cultural fabric of Harlem.Cannabis
Vox pop. Producer, editor, narrator. Street-level voices on cannabis legalization: a vox pop capturing community perspectives on policy, culture, and everyday life.Community intelligence
What communities trust, fear and need.
Short, specific findings from our listening, with the number and who was asked. Our first report is in the works. Subscribe and it arrives in your inbox.