Enduring Legacies
Black Southerners returning from Northern universities with advanced degrees helped to desegregate higher education in Georgia.
Jobs and Money
From Madison Avenue to Rikers Island
Author Mark Goldsmith joins MetroFocus to discuss his new book “From Madison Avenue to Rikers Island: The Making of a Social Entrepreneur."
MetroFocus Reviews The WNET Group’s “Close to Home” Town Hall Series on Housing Equality
This episode of MetroFocus features leading voices who participated in The WNET Group’s virtual town hall series on housing equality.
Are You Your Parents’ Retirement Plan? Here’s How to Prepare
Apart from their own financial survival, children of immigrant parents may also bear the responsibility of securing their family's retirement.
Breonna McCree — The Transgender District
The Transgender District Entrepreneurship Accelerator program assists transgender and queer people of color who aspire to be business owners.
Stock Market 101: Tips for BIPOC Folks to Start Investing
Welcome to the fourth episode of "Hay Dinero," where financial educator Linda Garcia demystifies the world of investing in the stock market.
Breaking Free From Debt Without Guilt or Shame
Welcome to the third episode of "Hay Dinero," where we'll learn two strategies for paying down debt and how to confront your debt.
Cultures of Generosity and Philanthropy Within Communities of Color
Hali Lee, a New York-based philanthropist and author, writes about "shared saving circles" that exist across cultures.
Shifting Mindset and Building Wealth: Welcome to “Hay Dinero”
Throughout the "Hay Dinero" series, host Cindy Y. Rodriguez examines how our cultural fabric shapes our attitudes toward money.
Mental Health Issues Spiked During the Pandemic
This episode tells the story of Katie Prout, a writer who struggled to find a job and mental health care during the pandemic.