Black Women-Operated Businesses To Support In 2025
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How Black Entrepreneurs In Philly Can Use AI To Grow Their Business
The use of AI presents both opportunities and challenges for businesses. Black people and other people of color can tap into the benefits of this accessible technology to grow their businesses.
How Stacey Dowling and Brown’s ShopRite Are Strengthening Communities
When you walk into a Brown’s ShopRite or Fresh Grocer in Philadelphia, you are stepping into a hub of opportunity and community. At the center of this work is Stacey Dowling, the Community Engagement Director at Brown’s Superstores.
MWC Kigali 2025 Puts African Mobile Innovation On The Global Stage
As we prepare for MWC Kigali 2025 (October 21-23, 2025), Rwanda serves as the perfect stage for showcasing how African mobile innovation is reshaping our continent’s place in the global digital economy.
One-Size Support Is Not Enough for Families Anymore
A parent’s stress spills into a child’s classroom. A child’s struggles in school ripple back home. That is why Campaign for Working Families’ Rise and Shine Program takes a Two-Generation (2Gen) approach: helping parents and children at the same time.
Diona Murray’s 33-Year Battle With Reproductive Health Sparked A Movement
Philadelphia advocate Diona Nicole Murray transforms personal struggle into a powerful platform for Black women navigating reproductive health challenges and infertility.
Asking for Help Is Strength – Why the PECO Relief Fund Matters
The PECO Customer Relief Fund provides a one-time $500 credit for eligible customers’ heating and cooling bills. The program is designed to relieve some of the financial pressure and help families breathe easier.
How Philadelphia’s New Overnight Curfew Ordinance Could Change The Way People Do Business
In March 2024, the Philly City Council enacted a curfew in Kensington that will shut down some late-night businesses during certain hours. This is an effort to reduce crime and address quality-of-life concerns in neighborhoods with high rates of violence, drug activity, and littering
Keepin’ The Dream Alive, Black Business Month Reflections
August is Black Business Month, a time meant to celebrate the creativity, resilience, and brilliance of Black entrepreneurs. However, for me, it’s also a moment to be honest about what running a business really looks like, especially when you’re still juggling school, work, and the everyday realities of life.
Pre-apprenticeship Program Fills Need For Skilled Trade Positions In Philadelphia
Nearly 70 students graduated from The Samuel Staten Sr. Pre-Apprenticeship Program (SSSPAP) recently at its Second Annual Graduation Ceremony at the Sheet Metal Workers’ Union Hall in Philadelphia. The program is one of the region’s top emerging, comprehensive programs providing opportunities for pre- training and other career pathways.