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Community, Culture, Collaboration, Commitment
His Heart is in the Treme:
Cyril B. Saulny spearheads efforts to showcase New Orleans’
historic neighborhood
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Born, raised, reared and still residing in New Orleans in the Treme neighborhood, where his family roots date back to the 1800s, Cyril B. Saulny was quick to observe how the aſtermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005 radically impacted what is reputed to be the oldest settlement of Free People of Color in the United States. What was once a thriving, 7-square-mile neighborhood of nearly 9,000 people in 2000, had shrunk by more than half that number according to the 2010 census. Many of the Treme residents displaced by the hurricane were families with deep roots in the community.
As a longtime community organizer and civic leader, Cyril collaborated with half a dozen other influential Treme residents, founding a new community organization they called Treme For Treme (Treme4Treme, T4T) of which he serves as president.
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ABOUT
Treme 4 Treme
Treme 4 Treme, also doing business as Treme For Treme and T4T is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, that serves as an umbrella organization of Treme residents, businesses, community-based non-profit organizations and community leaders with a long history of working in social services, community and economic development, and culture in the greater Treme neighborhood.
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Historical & Cultural
Black Music Series
Tremé 4 Tremé is a proud to present the inugural 2024 Historical & Cultural Music Series in partnership with the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra!
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We will present 2 nights to pay tribute to New Orleans free people of color who were the founding members of Tremé's La Société Philharmonique curated by Alvin Jackson. The second night will feature Deepa Soul & The Love Soul Orchestra (LSO) performing an incredible array of influential black music written by, composed by or made famous by Black People. The LSO will play live on stage with The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra featuring some of New Orleans' most prominent musicians and vocalists.
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Heart & Soul of Nola
Economic Prosperity Initiative
The growth of Black-owned businesses is essential to the economic empowerment of Black communities. By working directly with Corporate Brands we can create a stronger opportunity to provide resources for New Orleans Black entrepreneurs to grow their businesses, and create more opportunities for economic advancement and generational wealth.
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Our focus is to bypass the systemic and structural barriers that have historically inhibited Black-owned business growth in New Orleans by fostering our own direct partnerships with Corporate Brand initiatives designed to economically empower our New Orleans black owned business communities.
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