Atiba Edwards: Pioneering Diversity and Inclusion at the Helm of Brooklyn Children’s Museum

Atiba Edwards: Pioneering Diversity and Inclusion at the Helm of Brooklyn Children’s Museum

By Linda Nwoke Listen to the interview with President and CEO of the Brooklyn Children’s Museum, Atiba T. Edwards, here. The Brooklyn Children’s Museum is a haven for budding explorers, storytellers, and makers to play, learn, and grow. A wonder that is nestled within the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn and remains a creative space […]

Diversity in U.S. Law Firms: ‘It’s Always Going to Be Incremental’

Diversity in U.S. Law Firms: ‘It’s Always Going to Be Incremental’

By Susan Kostal, Attorney At Work NALP’s report on law firm diversity in the U.S. shows little improvement, as pandemic pressures stoke concern that even incremental progress is at risk. Spoiler alert: Reading the findings in NALP’s 2020 Report on Diversity in U.S. Law Firms was hardly cause for celebration. The annual report, released by the National Association […]

Black Business Month: What Motivated 11 African Americans to Become Entrepreneurs

Black Business Month: What Motivated 11 African Americans to Become Entrepreneurs

By Julie Bawden-Davis, American Express This Black Business Month, we asked business owners to reflect on what inspired them to start their companies. As we celebrate Black Business Month this August, Eudell Watts, IV is grateful to his family legacy. He runs Old Arthur’s Barbecue Sauce with his father, Eudell Watts, III. The company produces and sells barbecue sauces […]