If you’re online right now you know what’s going on. If you’re looking away because it’s upsetting or echoing the sentiment that riots are not the answer, I’m… Read More

Photo courtesy of Dr. Omolara UwemedimoA recent study from JAMA Network Open has shed light on a significant correlation between the presence of Black physicians in communities and improved… Read More

NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–TruFund Financial Services, Inc. is proud to announce the expansion of the Impact Developers Fund (IDF). The additional $11.5 million includes commitmen… Read More

Hey there, dedicated Social Worker! You’re probably here because you’ve got a burning desire to be the best in your field. And guess what? Enhancing cultural competence is a sure… Read More

Day 3 – 2023 USCHA: A Love Letter to Black Women. Day 3 began with the presentation “Living Positively: Redefining HIV Care for the 50+ Community” following morning worship… Read More

2023 USCHA: A Love Letter to Black Women. The Ending the HIV Epidemic in the United States (EHE) initiative was launched in 2019. The EHE aims to reduce new HIV infections by 90% by 2030. By… Read More

There’s a serious stigma associated with formerly incarcerated individuals in the workforce, although it has recently become clear that this stigma is unfair and based on falsehoods. B… Read More

Agents of Change Continuing Education is committed to your continuing education needs! Agents of Change Continuing Education offers Unlimited Access to 150+ CE courses for one low annual fee… Read More

Overview Founded in 2001, Common Future works to close the racial wealth gap. We are building a future where all people—no matter their race and class—have power, choice, and ow… Read More

About Run for Something Run for Something recruits and supports young progressives running for down-ballot offices in the United States. Since launching in 2017, we’ve recruited 126,00… Read More

A group of Ontario firefighters is running a food drive for unhoused asylum seekers in the Greater Toronto Area with the help of a grocery store chain. The Allied Firefighters of Cana… Read More

Raising your child with a healthy, positive self-image is no easy task, especially in a world where they'll receive an onslaught of messaging about how they "should" look. Not only are these… Read More

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Best Buy and Citi are collaborating to offer the Bridge built by Citi platform (“Bridge”) to the retailer’s small-and medium-sized suppliers. Through a single loan request… Read More

[FraminghamDems]A note from the Hugo Family (Mike Hugo, Dictator and master manipulator of the Hugo Family legacy) inbox Mike Hugo 10:42 PM to FDC June 21, 2023 Dear Members, Fri… Read More

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Hill Harper at the Good Soil Movement event and International Leadership Summit. Photo Credit: The Potter’s House*Hill Harper hosts the Good Soil Movement a national initiative hosted… Read More

The Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator (IN2), a technological incubator financed by the Wells Fargo Foundation and co-managed by the United States Department of Energy’s National Renewab… Read More

Applied Materials on Equity-Centered Community Involvement Our community involvement at Applied Materials is motivated by the belief that equity-centered engagement will contribute to a more… Read More

A new St. Olaf hackathon isn't just about coding — it's about increasing DEI in computer science OleHacks organizers include (from… Read More

Troy Datcher is CEO & chairman of The Parent Company GRAMF who made history in August 2021 when he became the first Black CEO to lead a major public… Read More

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