60 Minutes - The Harlem Children's Zone (May 14, 2006)

The Harlem Children's Zone -- a 60-square-block in Central Harlem -- educator and activist Geoffrey Canada is determined to prove that poor children from poor neighborhoods can succeed if they and their parents are given social, medical, and educational support. The "Zone", serves nearly 10,000 children, providing them with after-school programs such as tutoring, karate and music. Ed Bradley spends some time in the "Zone" with Geoffrey Canada. more

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5/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Jan-12-2009; Great story; Slow delivery; This is a wonderful report about Geoffrey Canada's Harlem Chidlren's Zone & Promises Academy. Ed Bradley was the reporter and it was bittersweet to see him conduct the interview with his usual intellegence and warmth. There is one thing...; read full review | report as inappropriate

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5/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Jan-12-2009; Great story; Slow delivery; This is a wonderful report about Geoffrey Canada's Harlem Chidlren's Zone & Promises Academy. Ed Bradley was the reporter and it was bittersweet to see him conduct the interview with his usual intellegence and warmth. There is one thing...; read full review | report as inappropriate