Adults Recognize the Need for Lifelong Learning
Compared with other countries, the U.S. has a high percentage of low skilled adults, 17.5%—higher than Japan’s (which, at 4.9% is the lowest percentage), Finland,
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This Is Why You Aren’t as Productive as You Want to Be
Check out these 4 reasons why you aren't nearly as productive as you wish you were even though it seems like you're doing everything right.
Attorney Michael-Sean Spence Talks Humanizing Criminal Justice
Attorney Michael-Sean Spence is on a mission to humanize the criminal justice system that makes it responsive to black men and communities of color.
#30DayChallenge – Week 3: It’s Time to Apply
For week 3 of the #30DayChallenge - Securing Your Dream Job we dive into where, how, and when to submit your application for the job
4 Lessons for Starting Four Companies in Four Years
Every entrepreneur has a different path and journey. Here are four valuable lessons learned one business owner who launched four businesses in four years
Washington, DC’s Largest, Oldest Black Bank To Host Mortgage Day
People of color continue to get shut out of the housing marketing. Home ownership among African American and Hispanic Americans lag dramatically behind that of
What I Learned From Starting a Business From Scratch
As a young entrepreneur and YouTube vlogger, here's what I learned about running a business after launching my own from scratch.
James Gavin, M.D.: Diabetes — ‘It’s an Emergency’
One person dies every 10 seconds from the ravages of diabetes. With diabetes, strokes, heart attacks are more common. It is a major chronic disease
Deals and Donations: Save Big and Do Good with Goodshop Fetch
Goodshop Fetch sends deals right to your web browser while also giving shoppers the opportunity to donate to a worthy cause.
5 Tips for Raising the First Round of Capital for Your Startup
Black and Latino entrepreneurs are shut of out funding circles for the most part. Companies with all-white founders receive a higher median investment from venture