In honor of Women’s History Month, we’re shining a light on trailblazers making a difference in their communities. Dr. Cosha Joseph is a licensed counselor,
Whitney Jones is the founder of Slow Drag, an event she curates annually. She wanted a place that could cater to her needs, so she
Keshia Walker has been producing some of the biggest events in sports for over two decades. She is also the first woman to produce the
Antonio McBroom is the CEO of Primo and owns over 20 Ben & Jerry’s franchises across the country. He is also the author of The
Mecca Clarke is the founder of Blk Girls Shoot, a collective of photographers of all levels — new, junior, and senior. Previously an annual event,
Anisa Nii Green is the founder and CEO of Stamped, her own PR firm. She started her journey in PR when she was a freshman
Kim Chanel doesn’t mind playing the background and it’s helped her discover some of hottest young new talent. She grew up in Philadelphia, where her
Greg Maurice is the film acquisitions lead at FilmHub, Black Cinema vertical. He has been in this space for more than 15 years, with his
Omar Ali is a gubernatorial appointee and board director with two decades of expertise in federal construction, having played a key role in building U.S.
Katrina High knows what it means to be poured into. She grew up in one of the toughest projects in Philadelphia, Richard Allen Project Homes,
In a year marked by unexpected developments and evolving conversations, the discourse surrounding DEI has become increasingly vital. As we reflect on significant societal shifts
Alison Ball stands as a formidable force in music business leadership, an industry where female executives remain underrepresented. As CEO of JBR Creative Group and
Monisha J. Brown: Good morning rolling out family. This is Monisha J. Brown, and I am here today with another episode of “A Seat at
In the unpredictable world of political strategy, Cameron Calvin Trimble emerges as a force—part digital maestro, part community architect, and entirely committed to reimagining democratic
In the wake of Hurricane Helene’s devastation and with Hurricane Milton looming, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has mobilized to assist affected communities. Michael
Stephen Benjamin, a key figure in the Biden-Harris Administration, serves as assistant to the president, senior advisor to the president, and director of public engagement.
Greg Jackson is a community organizer, campaign strategist, and advocate who serves as the National Advocacy Director for the Community Justice Action Fund. Surviving a
Michael S. Regan, the 16th Administrator of the United States Environmental Protection Agency, brings a wealth of experience and a passion for environmental stewardship to
Rodericka Applewhaite, the director of Black Media at the White House, is a dynamic force committed to ensuring Black Americans are connected to the political
Michael S. Regan, the 16th United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator, has blazed a trail in environmental advocacy and equity. Sworn in on March
