Seeking Black Teen Girls to Participate in Leadership Academy at Princeton University
Princeton, NJ — Jacqueline Glass-Campbell, CEO of At the Well Conferences, Inc. (ATW), celebrates molding the masterminds of tomorrow with her unprecedented... Read More
Keep Marching to Redeem Our Nation’s Soul
Washington, D.C. — “Fifty-five years ago, a few of our children attempted to march from Brown Chapel AME Church across this bridge.... Read More
Meet the Sibling Authors Who Help Kids Manage Money and Invest in Real Estate
Washington, DC — Siblings Andrea Stephenson and Linsey Mills have over 40 years of combined experience in teaching youth financial literacy and... Read More
Dr. Margaret Morgan Lawrence
Washington, DC– As a child Margaret Morgan Lawrence grew up grieving a brother she never knew. He was her only sibling, but... Read More
In 2020, We Must Demand a Black Education Agenda
By: Christina Laster, The Root As a black woman, mother and grandmother, the words I want to hear from presidential candidates on... Read More
Gov. Signs Bills Benefitting Black-Owned Charter Schools and Newspapers
Gov. Gavin Newsom signs charter school accountability bill with education leaders, Sate School Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurman and legislative leaders by his side.
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Acts to Follow: An Update on Five California State Bills That Could Affect Your Safety, How You Make Money, Where You Send Your Kids to School, Where You Live and More
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Parents stage a Black Parent Strike March May 22 in front of the State Capitol.
Ross University School of Medicine and Tuskegee University Partner to Address Physician Diversity in the U.S.
L-R: Roberta Troy, Ph.D., Provost, Tuskegee University; Lily McNair, Ph.D., President, Tuskegee University; Lisa W. Wardell, President and Chief Executive Officer, Adtalem Global Education; William F. Owen, M.D., FACP, Dean and Chancellor, Ross University School of Medicine. (Photo: Business Wire)