Mental health challenges and workplace burnout are not experienced equally across the nonprofit sector. This column explores how organizational conditions,...
Seventy-one years after Brown v. Board of Education, Julianne Malveaux argues America still has not fulfilled its promise of equal educational opportunity as Black students continue...
As family homelessness rises nationwide, school districts in cities like San Diego and Cincinnati are turning parking lots into temporary safe havens for homeless families struggling...
Delegate Cliff Hayes examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping public trust, warning that digital literacy, verified sources, and transparency are critical to protecting truth in the...
The Hampton Roads Community Action Program will honor eight regional leaders during its 2026 Community Builders Awards on June 4, featuring actor and philanthropist Boris Kodjoe...
Delegate Cliff Hayes warns that while artificial intelligence presents major opportunities, the rapid rise of AI also brings growing concerns over misinformation, privacy, bias, and the...
Author Robert Naylor Jr. explores how imposter syndrome among Black professionals is often rooted in systemic bias, forcing many to work “twice as good” while navigating...
The New Journal and Guide mourns the loss of longtime columnist Sean C. Bowers, whose decades of fearless commentary championed justice, equity, and democracy across local...
A growing spotlight on age is reshaping key congressional races as veteran Black lawmakers defend decades of influence against rising challengers eager to redefine leadership in...
As America’s 250th anniversary approaches, Williamsburg’s historic First Baptist Church is strengthening security while preserving its legacy as one of the nation’s oldest Black congregations. #BlackHistory...
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