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As a probation officer, Tony Jordan intimately understood the struggles of troubled youth and the shortcomings of the criminal justice system meant to rehabilitate them. So in 2004 with the help of his wife, DaVena, he launched All Walks of Life Inc. (AWOL; www.awolinc.org), a Savannah, Georgia-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit to create intensive after-school and summer programs serving kids who are at risk of or have tangled with the law.
A recent report shed another dim light on the current wealth inequality gap in America by highlighting the current state of black women's net worth.
When Wanda Thomas introduced her new children’s books two years ago, she chose to market them at a two-day Black Expo event in New York City. Armed with several display...
BlackEnterprise.com recognizes successful mother-daughter dynamic business duos who’ve come together, realizing success in their industries.
Leslie Henderson has Hollywood on her mind. At 41, she’s a 20-year veteran looking forward to retiring from the Houston Police Department within the next 10 years. Single and free-spirited,...
