You Cane Give Initiative
The You Cane Give Initiative is a nonprofit which since 2016 has restored 700 white canes and shipped them free of charge to 17 countries.
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COVID’s Economic Shift Part II: The Impact of Gig Work on Work/Life Balance for Black Communities
COVID’s Economic Shift is a three-part series that explores the future of the US labor force. In the second part of the series, we investigate the work structure of gig work, and its impact on work/life balance for Black communities.
Make some hay to close out May!
Get outdoor-sy and immerse yourself in the final days of May — through neighborhood music festivals, concerts, workshops, movies and more on Memorial Day weekend and beyond.
Local artists, performers and entrepreneurs show their true colors at The Colour of Culture: A Celebration of the African Diaspora this past weekend
The festivities were part of FunTimes’ multicultural mission to showcase the arts, culture, music, education and small business while celebrating the importance of investing in the local cultural economy.
5 African Fashion Trends To Try This Summer
African fashion, like all fashion, changes year after year and season after season while staying faithful to its roots.
Baby formula shortage offers time to reflect on breastfeeding
But how did mothers become so completely dependent on a manufactured baby formula and not mothers’ milk?
Importance of Gastronomy Tourism in Africa
Gastronomy is much more than just-food. It represents distinct peoples’ cultures, history, customs, and feelings of community.
You May want to go outdoors
It’s May and so the focus — through music, history, education, shopping and dining — is getting outdoors to exercise the natural power of the mind, body and soul – the physical and mental. Let’s call it mentical.
Mulching: Its Benefits, How To, and Black Innovators in Garden
To mulch or not to mulch? Mulch is identified as any material that is spread over the surface of a section of soil as a
Respect on her name: AAMP’s new director of programming has deep roots in activism and the arts
Nina Elizabeth Ball had no idea her passion for poetry and love of the arts would take her on a fulfilling work-life journey.