Dianne Morales Spent Years Working Grassroots, Her Next Step is to Create Change on a Citywide Scale
Dianne Morales has spent her career supporting the communities of New York City, now she wants to help them and the rest of the city
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How To Keep Nonprofits Protected, Preserved, And Positioned for Growth
Attorney Yaida Ford of Ford Law Pros shares practical insight and advice on how to keep non-profit organizations strong, legally protected, and thriving.
What About the Children?
A study from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health found that nearly half of all children in the United States are exposed to at least one social or family experience that can lead to traumatic stress. According to a Center for Promise report, Don’t Quit on Me, young people who left high school before graduating experienced twice as many “adverse life experiences†as youth who stayed in school.
How Disruptive Philanthropy Can Save Black Communities
August has been designated as Black Philanthropy Month. For the past five years, scores of successful, affluent African Americans have traveled during the month of August to bucolic Martha’s...
This Is the End of Black Female CEOs In Corporate America
Rosalind G. Brewer’s retirement as CEO of Sam’s Club marks the end of black female CEOs. Subsequently, black women are MIA in the C-Suite at major companies