Couple Fostered Nearly 100 Daughters, Serves as Example During National Foster Care Month %
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that a retired couple from Ohio provided foster care for about 100 girls over nearly three decades.…
The Woman Behind Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
The monthlong celebration of Asian Heritage and Pacific Islander Heritage Month started with a simple ask by one Asian woman…
Advocates Campaign for April to Become ‘Autism Acceptance Month’
April has been designated as “Autism Awareness Month” in the U.S. for nearly 50 years. But instead of just promoting…
5 Black Business Mavens to Celebrate Close Out Women’s History Month
As we close out Women’s History Month, BLACK ENTERPRISE highlights the accolades of five powerful Black businesswomen worthy of being…
TIAA Celebrates Women’s History Month Through Amplified Voices
TIAA ranked No. 9 on The DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity list in 2020. In celebration of Women’s History…
Oakland To Give Low Income Families Of Color $500 A Month
Low-income families of color that reside in Oakland, CA, could receive a monthly financial boost for the next year and…
Get 30% Off Everything in the Dangerous Lee Mall for Women’s History Month
Get 30% off EVERYTHING in the Dangerous Lee Mall this month in celebration of Women’s History Month! This means you…
70% of Residents in Jackson, Mississippi Still Face Water Crisis One Month After Massive Winter Storm
In Jackson, Mississippi, where the majority of the city’s residents are Black, an ongoing water crisis continues nearly a month…
Women’s History Month Profiles: Wilma Mankiller, Cherokee Nation Chief
During Women’s History Month, DiversityInc is honoring a series of woman innovators and history makers like Wilma Mankiller, who are often…
Women’s History Month Profiles: Katharine Graham, Washington Post Publisher and First Female CEO of a Fortune 500 Company
During Women’s History Month, DiversityInc is honoring a series of woman innovators and history makers like Katharine Graham, who are often…