Alfre Woodard Named Women of Power Legacy Award Recipient
Alfre Woodard will be honored with a Legacy Award at the 2016 Black Enterprise Women of Power Summit.
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Making Herstory: Ibtihaj Muhammad Becomes First U.S. Olympic Athlete to Compete in a Hijab
After qualifying for the 2016 Olympics, fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad will become the first U.S. athlete to compete in a hijab.
From Local to Global: How One Young Woman Followed Her Dreams to Win in Africa
Nigerian pop star Emma Nyra talks about her journey from her hometown in Houston, Texas, to rediscovering her roots and forging success in Nigeria.
Keys to Abundant Living: Master Your Mind, Master Your Money
After navigating a private practice for 10 years, it became clear to Macklin that women were struggling with their relationship with money, their sense of value beyond their roles, and how to access spiritual principles for their personal fulfillment and happiness. Having lived this experience firsthand, she became passionate about being a catalyst to inspire, empower and transform the lives of women entrepreneurs.
Black History Month: Then and Now in STEM
Currently, Dr. Moore works for the City of Berkeley Public Health Department and is the lead of the Chronic Disease Prevention Program. Her efforts are focused primarily on reducing the rates of high-blood pressure, cardiovascular disease and diabetes in the African American community in South and West Berkeley.
