Black History Month: Then and Now in Education
Education leaders like Charlotte Forten Grimke and John B. King Jr. pave the way for greater access to quality education, which has the power to transform lives.
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Organizing Your Home For Less
One reason so many people find it hard to stay organized is that they do it once, dismantle it when they need something stored at the bottom of the bin, and then don't have the energy to put it all back together again. Instead, determine the proper home for items based on when and where you need them, so access and storage are both intuitive and practical.
5 Higher Ed Issues That Should Be Dominating the Presidential Debates
According to an important article at E-Campus News, the five higher education issues that should be dominating the presidential candidates debates are the cost of higher education and student loan debt, competency-based education programs, college accessibility, accreditation, and admissions.
Gain Access to Opportunity at Wall Street Project Economic Summit
On Tuesday, February 16 – Thursday, February 18th the Rainbow PUSH Coalition will host the 19th Annual Wall Street Economic Summit at the Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel in hopes of promoting inclusion, opportunity, and economic growth in public and private financial industries.
Black History at Home and Abroad: 13 Leaders Whose Impact Went Global
February marks the celebration of Black History Month in the U.S. and Canada. These global leaders have had an impact that has surpassed American borders.
