Financial Literacy
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Project Encourages Washingtonians to Adopt Better Spending Habits
The District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking is planning a series of events this week to encourage…
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Biden’s Racial Equity Initiative: Moving Marginalized Communities Toward America’s Bounty
Regardless of income — or the lack thereof — every family still needs a home, one that provides shelter and…
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Black History is Our Story to Tell and Create
As Black people, we cannot leave our history to others to tell or to create.
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Consumer Advocates Push President Biden in His First 100 Days
As President Joe Biden begins his term of office, the nation and much of the world are waiting and watching…
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Shocked, But Not Surprised
We should approach the possibility of expected and unexpected events with a plan and steady preparation, not while panicked in…
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$900B Stimulus: What’s In it, What’s Not, What Remains
Despite the consumer relief provisions and PPP reforms, additional relief is still needed to help families get through this crisis.
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Biden Nominations Broaden Black Women’s Leadership Roles
In recent days, two significant nominations by President-elect Joe Biden signal that the presence of Black women in the new…
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A Road Map to Relieving America’s $1.7 Trillion Student Debt
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, rising unemployment and food insecurity, an estimated 45 million Americans struggle at the same time with…
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Giving in 2020 Looks Different
This time of good cheer is "the most wonderful time of the year," so I encourage you to spread that…
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Biden’s First 100-Day Challenge: Transitioning to a More Inclusive Economy
In the throes of these challenges, the president-elect has yet to receive cooperation in our hallmarked peaceful transition of power.…
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