Building Wealth Among Black & Brown Small Businesses: Camden Workshop Teaches Business Literacy
Black & brown communities in Camden, NJ. organize small business coaching sessions to help businesses grow and expand their reach.
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How Are Resettlement Organizations Preparing for Afghan Evacuees in New Jersey?
Resettlement organizations in NJ are preparing for an influx of evacuees from Afghanistan as the Taliban takeover continues.
David Brand Discusses the Future of New York City Housing Resources Amid Pandemic and Rise in Positive COVID-19 Cases
What does 2022 look like for housing resources? David Brand talks eviction moratorium and Mayor de Blasio's controversial housing plan.
UC Berkeley Education Opportunities for an Older Generation of Students
After a lifetime of work, these older adults are now catching-up on missed educational opportunities.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Breaks Down How Police Reform Can Affect Systemic Oppression
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott talks about police reform and city funding.
Newark Residents Attend Community Engagement Event With Local Police Department Following Protests
"National Night Out" mends the social gap between Newark Police department and community members following a rise in social justice protests.
New Jersey Combats Homelessness With New Sustainable Housing Plans
New Jersey housing solutions help combat homlessness through the pandemic by creating sustainable housing resources.
How the Legal Weed Industry Is Making the Impact of the War on Drugs More Prominent
What was do minorities actually benefit from the legal weed industry? Special Correspondent Kira Kay reports on the disproportionate
Urgent Care Center Is Helping East Orange Residents With Health and Employment Resources
East Orange residents get assistance by way of local social services and health care fair.
Essex County Students “Police” School Administrators on What They Feel Is Necessary To Completing Their Education
Students at Essex County high school "police" school administrators are needs they feel are relevant to continuing a successful education.
Sohrab Ahmari Tells Metrofocus What He Believes the “Age of Chaos” Is Within Our Traditions and Beliefs
New York Post op-ed editor, Sohrab Ahmari, talks about the importance of recovering from personal financial downfalls.
Housing Lottery Allows Newark Families To Become First Time Homeowners
The goal is to transform all city-owned blighted properties.