(The National Urban League) — A 2024 report shows Black-owned businesses face severe financing disparities, urging support for entrepreneurs of color and action against systemic inequality.
(USA Works) — Rhode Island is allocated $60,105,548 federal transit funding for improvements in 2024.
(The Conversation) — Mercedes workers in Alabama to vote on joining UAW, following union’s recent success in Chattanooga.
Despite targeted aid programs, the neediest communities often receive less government funding than more affluent areas.
(The Conversation) — Paid caregivers foster independence and improve quality of life for people with all kinds of disabilities, many of whom need help getting
(NAACP) — Two Black vendors at the 114th National NAACP convention landed significant contracts with the city of Boston. Now, more than five months after
(The National Urban League) — The National Urban League’s D3 initiative stresses that “Bidenomics is working” by reducing Black unemployment and boosting economic opportunities.
Through a series of bills investing in America’s infrastructure, workforce, technological advantage, and climate, the Biden-Harris administration has created opportunities for generations of Black Americans to prosper.
(NAACP) — As the Biden-Harris administration announced additional student debt relief this week, it warned that future efforts to broaden student debt cancellation and reduce
By National Urban LeaguePublished 11 AM EDT, Tue Jan 11, 2024 NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE CALLS FOR EXPANDED CHILD TAX CREDIT TO LIFT FAMILIES OUT OF
(NAACP) — Last Updated on December 5, 2023 by BVN Ellen Perrault On #GivingTuesday, November 28, the Nextdoor Kind Foundation awarded 20 U.S. small business
The strike by the United Auto Workers (UAW) against major automakers in Detroit was a notable event that went beyond the usual scope of a