She Made the Uber of Home-Cooked Food
If you could use an app to find home-cooked meals nearby and have that food delivered, would you do so? Camille Baker is betting you would. She is the developer...
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Will Black Workers Get in on the Expansion of Career and Technical Education?
According to the Association for Career and Technical Education, CTE embraces a lot of industries, from health science to agriculture to law and STEM. Its distinctive feature is that it prepares students for jobs in high demand, often high-paying fields, and doesn't require a four-year baccalaureate degree.
"Step" Teaches Discipline to These Inner-City Baltimore Girls
"That woman crying in the film, that's not me," said Paula Dofat. "I'm tough as nails, but I really care for these girls and want to see them succeed."
Educare Lays the Foundation for Children’s Learning
“The Ounce focuses exclusively on children in poverty,” Rauner told me. “We home in on the earliest years which is, science tell us, when there’s the greatest opportunity to support the health and development of strong cognitive structures, healthy social-emotional self-regulation skills, and a trajectory of positive success.”
First African American Woman to Receive Harvard MBA Talks Power of Persistence, Resilience, and Courage (Part I)
“Don't be discouraged by those who say you can't do something or should not do something.," said the first African American woman to receive Harvard MBA.