TEC Leimert Spotlight: Chris Ayears
Technology has a major impact on the music industry, and it has helped Universal Music‘s Chris Ayears manage artists and get music to the masses.
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Tuition Gateway helps students pay for college
The creators of College Connect 101 are putting a greater focus on helping students with their financial aid packages.
Damien Goodmon: “If we can’t afford it, don’t build it”
Goodmon does not want to be the last Black man in Leimert Park (or South L.A.), so he’s looking for community members to join the fight against gentrification.
Black Women Physicians educates the community while supporting future doctors
The Association of Black Women Physicians participates in local community service events and supports medical students.
Paradise in Hawaii
The Hawaiian Islands offer perfect year round weather with it’s amazing beaches, beautiful sunsets and spectacular sights. Maui is one of the most popular destinations.
Christopher E. Jackson Sr. manages the revitalization of Inglewood
Wise decisions led Jackson from the Nickerson Gardens housing projects to becoming an urban planner in Inglewood.
Nothing But B.L.K. Flea
A flea market for Black-owned businesses and vendors to showcase their products to the community.
Owning rental property to build wealth
Realtor Sunny Jones discusses purchasing owner occupied income property that can lead you to your dream home.
LA Promise Fund Launches Hello Future Summit
The two-day summit at L.A. Live will address the existing pipeline problem within STEM fields.
CAAM attracts a younger audience with exciting events
As the California African American Museum’s Fall 2019 season kicks off this month, the museum continues to use lively events with DJs and food trucks to attract younger people to the museum.