How Black And Latino Leaders Are Shaping The Future Of EdTech E-Learning
By stressing quality content and affordability, Instructor Brandon hopes to democratize online certification.
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Zenger News Teams With Newspaper Association For Inaugural Tech Conference
Experts to show minority businesses how to better leverage technology in the age of COVID-19.
CBD Firm Fights To Free Cannabis Offenders And Push For Saner Laws
Cure Crate aligns with efforts to push for restorative justice, though controversy over health issues remain.
D.C. Businessman Steve Kalifa Helps Howard University Fight The Pandemic
‘Steve’ Kalifa has spent $100,000 of his own money to protect health care workers at a D.C. testing center.
Pioneering Engineer Leverages Success To Boost Minority Contractors
Despite leading a multibillion-dollar firm, Deryl McKissack said she still encounters racism in the construction industry.
An Education Without Student Debt Has Even Olympic Champion Simone Biles Studying Online
World-champion gymnast Simone Biles enrolled in an online university to earn a degree while managing her training schedule.
Veteran Marketing Executive Helps Clients Drive Voter Turnout
D. Benny Bennafield has helped candidates such as Bernie Sanders and Stacey Abrams.
‘Made It Out’ Author Recalls Escape From Streets of New Orleans and Corporate America
“One of the big things my neighborhood helped with was just building a confidence about myself and my abilities.”
No Kidding: The Nursery Rhyme Startup Now Worth Millions
This ed-tech company is booming during Covid-19 school shutdowns.