The Church of Scientology Harlem and New York Chapter of United in Peace Foundation took to the streets this week to protest gun violence and promote peace

With Harlem about to reopen, Scientology Volunteer Ministers took to the streets with important information to help the neighborhood avoid a second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic

A multi-cultural celebration hosted by the Church of Scientology Harlem is the send-off for youth delegates and ambassadors from around the world on the last day of the 15th annual Human Rights Summit of Youth for Human Rights International.

Community and religious leaders join members of the Church of Scientology for a special celebration at the Church's Sunday Service on East 125 Street in Harlem.

One of the world's largest nongovernmental drug education and prevention initiatives, the Foundation for a Drug-Free World, reaches millions in Times Square New York with the truth about drugs.

Church of Scientology Harlem Community Center hosts World Civil Defense Day program to encourage local residents to be prepared for whatever happens, through Volunteer Ministers and EMT (emergency medical technician) training.

Students attending a three-day program at the Scientology Harlem Community Center gain tech skills while expressing their passion for a better world.

The Church of Scientology Harlem celebrated International Human Rights Day with a forum and open house to bring the community together in honor of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The new Scientology Harlem Community Center hosted the finale of the 13th annual International Human Rights Summit with a briefing on the civil rights movement and the state of human rights in America today. Youth representing 41 nations were selected for their human rights activism and commitment to end abuse, from human trafficking to police brutality—any violations of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Harlem's new Ideal Scientology Church and Community Center is called a "center of hope on 125th Street" in stirring grand opening ceremony held Sunday July 31, 2016.

Staff of the Church of Scientology Harlem have launched a campaign to uplift the neighborhood with a nonreligious moral code called The Way to Happiness.