In 2021, over 30% of families in the U.S. headed by Black mothers lived below the poverty line. Magnolia Mother’s Trust is trying to address this problem with monthly stipends.
Guaranteed income pilot programs are sweeping the country, but few have addressed the issue of homelessness.
These efforts include an affordable housing model — the community land trust — which is gaining steam across the country.
The San Francisco bay area has the largest Afghan population in the US, making it an obvious place to resettle Afghan refugees.
G.I.V.E. program executive director, Burgess Peoples, talks with PBS News Hour Weekend about financial opportunities in Gary, Indiana.
In California, low-wage, essential workers are backing a new proposed law they believe will address long standing and COVID related issues.
People's' Choice Communications is working to serve communities with quality resources to opportunities through internet service.
Similar to current events in Afghanistan, the refugee crisis in the conflict-torn nation is a painful reminder to many Vietnamese-Americans.
What was do minorities actually benefit from the legal weed industry? Special Correspondent Kira Kay reports on the disproportionate
Led by two sisters, the JXN Project is a new initiative working to preserve one of the first Black urban districts in America.