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Women Who Rule the World, a one-day networking and dinner event sponsored by eLearners.com, a Web resource connecting prospective students with online classes, offers close to $5 million in full-tuition scholarships through its Project Working Mom 2010 program.
Thank you for choosing to enter Black Enterprise’s Financial Fitness Contest. Your interest in this contest shows that you are well on your way toward achieving financial empowerment for yourself...
Dorothy Irene Height, the chair and president emeritus of the National Council of Negro Women, passed away Tuesday at Howard University Hospital. She was 98 years old. No cause of death was given.
As the recession elapses and companies expand their search for talent again, employers should consider displaced homemakers and single mothers, and start allowing some flexibility for workers with diverse needs.
April is Financial Literacy Month! And I want to take a break on our journey to recognize it. While some organizations have been highlighting the importance of financial literacy for years, it wasn’t until 2003 that Congress made it official, and President Barack Obama kicked it off this year.
