Black and Latino communities throughout the United States have disproportionately suffered the most devastating impacts of the coronavirus, including a higher rate in deaths, underscoring
A team of black developers have launched a new app that helps connect event producers to new customers and that helps event-goers discover local events.
Knowing that many students face barriers on a consistent basis, Nashville State Community College continues to create programs and look for innovative ways, while forging
Dismas, Inc. hosts its first virtual Forgiveness Luncheon featuring a keynote address by entrepreneur, speaker and author Robert Sherrill sharing his message of hope and
As Belmont University prepares to host the third and final Presidential Debate on October 22, 2020 students are posing a critical question, “What is the
The Executive Leadership Council (ELC) is the preeminent membership organization committed to increasing the number of global Black executives in C-suites, on corporate boards and
Metro Nashville Public Schools announced today the district’s six outdoor virtual learning help centers will remain open for an additional two weeks, through at least
Following an exchange of emails dating June 29th, 2020 between the Mayor’s office and Metro Public Health in which our administration gathered information about the
Current and former Tennessee State University students and faculty say the influence of alumnus Barry Scott will continue long after the accomplished actor is gone.