Female entrepreneurs have countless conferences on how to sustain their companies. Yet, only a few of these events focus on wholistic wellness. Demarra Garder, the founder
The 2019 Destination HBCU (historically Black colleges and universities) Experience and College Fair was held Saturday, April 27 at the Southfield High School for the Arts
Celebrities, politicians and community members enjoyed an evening filled with accolades, celebration and calls to action at the Detroit NAACP’s 64th annual Fight For Freedom Fund
Jackets for Jobs celebrated its 19th anniversary in Detroit. Held at the MGM Grand Casino, guests enjoyed a delicious breakfast buffet, a fashion show from
Volunteers are wanted and needed. Centers for New Horizons’ National Volunteer Month is looking for time and talent from the community it serves. Volunteers will support
Future does more than talk a good game. In partnership with Greenberg Traurig, the Grammy Award-winning recording artist, along with his mother Stephanie Jester, sister
Minister Louis Farrakhan arrived at The Marathon Store on the afternoon of April 10 with dozens of Nation of Islam members in tow. On a day when
Fond memories come to mind when people think about McDonald’s. For some, it’s the memory of enjoying their first Happy Meal. For others, it’s the memory
On March 21, 2019, more than 2,000 Atlantans gathered at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the inaugural Beloved Benefit. The fundraising dinner was inspired by Dr. Martin
Meteorological records were set on Jan. 30 and 31, 2019 — the two coldest days of the year, not only in Chicago but also across
The African American Leadership Awards celebrated six years of recognizing Black excellence at the prestigious Charles H. Wright Museum of African American history in Detroit.
Spelman College ended its 10-day, start-up competition with a pitch night for teams of aspiring female entrepreneurs. This pitch night, held Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2019, consisted of
Hope is the most powerful instrument we can give a youth. Hope for tomorrow, hope in themselves, hope that they can achieve their dreams and
Toyota North America considers itself more than “just a car company.” As part of its efforts to serve communities and support local organizations, the company
After learning that senior residents at Big Bethel Village, an affordable senior housing community in southwest Atlanta were fundraising for new computers, international recording artist
Ford Motor Company of Detroit continues to represent the community in which it serves. The Ford-Employees African Ancestry Network hosted its 38th annual Black History Month
Positive Image hosted its 7th annual Father Daughter Dance at the Earl Brown Heritage Center in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota. The dance is a community-sponsored formal
Pastors Jasper Williams III and Alecia Williams are dedicated to conveying the word of God in a digestible manner. As part of a new initiative, they
Toyota is committed to enriching lives, one step at a time, and has once again partnered with The Salvation Army, Evangeline Booth Lodge in Chicago,
Loni Love and Rob McConnell of Toyota North America during her fireside chat (Photo credit: Porsha Monique for Steed Media) The ninth annual Multicultural Media
