Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority’s Legacy Highlighted in ‘Twenty Pearls’ Documentary Narrated by Phylicia Rashad
"Twenty Pearls" closely examines the founding and legacy of the first Black sorority, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®.
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National 4-H Council Teams With Verizon, Microsoft and Others To Teach Adults Digital Employability Skills
The National 4-H Council announced an expansion of its 4-H Tech Changemakers program which will be supported by Verizon, Microsoft, and others
Intel Adds Risa Lavizzo-Mourey To Its Board of Directors
Intel Corporation announced Monday that Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, a doctor and professor, whose career focuses on disease, disability prevention, and health care issues among minorities will join its board of directors.
Why Is Maryland Shutting Black Entrepreneurs Out Of Its Marijuana Industry?
More states are bending toward legalizing marijuana and the burgeoning market is projected to balloon into a $24.1 billion industry in fewer than 10 years. For African American entrepreneurs in Maryland, however, getting a foot through the door has been difficult.
Get Your Idea Funded Up To $11 Million By The Minority Business Development Agency
From projects that increase access to capital, to resources that increase disaster preparedness and relief, the Minority Business Development Agency is in search of innovative ideas that will benefit minority-owned businesses, and will award up to $11.65 million in grants to fund and implement the projects across the country.