Photo Credit: Na-Tae’ Thompson Rolling out interviewed 8-year-old entrepreneur Jahkil Jackson, who helps the homeless in a unique way. His company, the Homeless Project, gives blessing bags
Rolling out spoke exclusively to philanthropist, author, motivational speaker and entrepreneur Dr. Jamal Bryant, the pastor and founder of Empowerment Temple AME Church in Baltimore,
The Kids Off the Block group under the leadership of Diane Latiker had a 24 Hour Peace Jam. The Peace Jam lasted from 12:00 p.m.
Englewood pastor Andrew Gibson of the 73-year-old Vernon Baptist Church announced the first 24 Hour Prayer Walk. The walk took place over the weekend from
BET weekend usually promises to be a celebrity-filled, star-gazing, “adult-fun” type of experience. There are always things to do, places to go, people to see
[jwplatform C9OMgt1X] Take a look at how three powerful cultural influencers Stephan Labossiere, Dr. Jackie Walters and Phaedra Parks define what it means to have
Newly appointed CEO of Focus: HOP,E Jason D. Lee, is making waves in Detroit. The former executive director of the Detroit Area Pre-College Engineering Program
Photos by Melanie L. Brown for Steed Media Service Rolling out interviewed Victor Love, owner of the legendary Captain Hard Times Restaurant about a new organization the restaurant
On Friday, May 6, 2016, Howard University was one of three grand prize winners of Home Depot’s Retool Your School grant program, which reinvigorates HBCUs
To Shadeed Abdul-Salaam, the May 7 Spring Festival is simply a milestone, a culmination of years of dedicated community service, mentoring young talent and encouraging healthy
Andre Johnson understands firsthand how addiction can ravage communities. Johnson, the founder and CEO of the Detroit Recovery Project, was once a drug dealer and battled
The First Ladies Health Initiative presented by Walgreens was launched in 2008 in Chicago. The fifth annual citywide health day made its way to sunny Los
It is no secret that Broccoli City Festival is a hot ticket for DC locals, as it is music festival season. The event is completely sold
The Black McDonald’s Operators Association of Chicago and Northwest Indiana continues its great work in the urban community. They have partnered with Metropolitan Family Services
Hundreds of well-dressed patrons attended the “Give Confidence, Hope & Style” gala, the annual charity event put on by Dress for Success, including “CBS This
UAW-Ford vice president Jimmy Settles is big on giving back to his community and shows it in a major way. In honor of National Love Our Children Day, which was established to recognize children’s value in society, UAW-Ford unveiled its latest community contribution to Chapel Vision Community Development Center during an official ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, April 2. The contribution included a $100K donation for revitalizing a neighborhood recreation center for local youth and the launching of its Mind & Manners Mentoring and Tutorial Program.
Whether it’s being an inspiration on program panels, continuing the owner-operator legacy, or being of service to their communities, the women of the Chicagoland and
The first week of March in Chicago signals the advent of spring. That is when the members of the Chicago Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta
He may be a “Bad Boy for life” but Sean “Diddy” Combs is doing something distinctly good in the ‘hood. The 46-year-old music and media mogul
A historic number of black women spanning generations and professions were recently sworn in to establish the National Council of Negro Women Greater Atlanta Section;
