By Dr. Apollo Emeka
The consequences of the status quo have never been clearer. Decades of pollution created a climate disaster. Political power struggles are eroding trust between individuals and Continue reading How to Make Boards More Diverse
Have you ever heard the following mantra, it is repeated so often it almost sounds like a truism?
“Former employers direct all reference checks to their Human Resources departments, and those people won’t Continue reading 7 Ways HR Gives Bad Job References Without Giving Bad Job References
You may have heard of “quiet quitting,” a term that is creating a lot of buzz around setting boundaries at work. The idea is that rather than leave a job, some workers are deciding Continue reading 3 Ways to Maintain Balance When Your Work World Shifts
The U.S. Department of Education’s office of Federal Student Aid provides around $112 billion in federal student aid annually. Yet Student Aid’s Continue reading 14 of Financial Aid’s Biggest Myths Debunked
Job interviews consist of two types of questions — questions about you and questions about what you know. The latter type Continue reading Top Questions to Expect in a Job Interview
By Allison Struber
Recently, a friend shared with me she was meeting a lot of great people by swiping right. I was a bit taken aback because she is, what appears to be, happily married Continue reading The Mentor Match – Would You Be Swiped Left?
Netflix is partnering with Formation to build a world where people from every walk of life have a seat at the table in tech. Continue reading Your first career move, powered by Netflix
Most small businesses need a combination of licenses and permits from both federal and state agencies. The requirements — and fees — vary based on your business activities, location and government rules. Continue reading Licenses and Permits: Everything You Need to Know
By T. Johnson
Imagine you step into an elevator, and someone you professionally admire is standing inside. You exchange pleasantries, and she casually says, “So tell me about yourself.” Continue reading 3 Steps to a Great Elevator Pitch
The philanthropic couple will receive the public service honor at the ceremony on Feb. 25.
Gabrielle Union-Wade and Dwyane Wade will receive the President’s Award at the 54th NAACP Image Awards, the NAACP and BET recently announced. Continue reading Gabrielle Union-Wade and Dwyane Wade to Receive President’s Award at NAACP Image Awards
Celebrated Organizations Join Forces for New Initiative Supporting Young Black Members of the Music Community in Nashville, TN
LOS ANGELES (February 21, 2023) – The Black Music Action Coalition (BMAC) and the Academy of Country Music (ACM) proudly announced today a new partnership to launch, sustain and support “OnRamp,” a guaranteed income program Continue reading BLACK MUSIC ACTION COALITION AND THE ACADEMY OF COUNTRY MUSIC ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP TO LAUNCH ONRAMP PROGRAM FOR FUTURE LEADERS
By Viviana Lopez Green
Senior Director, Racial Equity Initiative
Black History Month lends the opportunity to recognize the intersection between the Black and the Latino experience. Continue reading A Mosaic Called Afro-Latinidad
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