Unfortunately, sexual violence runs rampant in the United States, but the Sexual Violence Prevention Association (SVPA), aims to change this. Led by Omny Miranda Martone, SVPA works on “preventing sexual violence systemically by revolutionizing policy, research, and institutions”. Why are Organizations, such as SVPA Important?
When you think of Tiger Woods, the first things that come to mind are fame and dominance. Tiger stands as one of the most, if not the most, successful athletes in American history, ranking high on the list with other sporting greats like Jordan, Ali
For the last thirty years, the move to the big city has been a rite of passage for millions of young Americans looking to make their professional start. Prior to the 1990s, urban economic struggles had dampened the attractiveness of city life, with housing markets
After months of escalating tensions, Vladimir Putin launched a full scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24th, 2022. The move came as a surprise to many, as there had not been a full-on conventional war in Europe since 1945. Immediately, the impacts of the conflict
For the last thirty years, the move to the big city has been a rite of passage for millions of young Americans looking to make their professional start. Prior to the 1990s, urban economic struggles had dampened the attractiveness of city life, with housing markets
February is a month to celebrate black representation and to continue promoting diversity in our present day. Where, then, does cannabis fit into black history? Cannabis first crossed paths with blacks in a tumultuous setting during slave labor within the hemp industry. Moreover, black influencers
An entrepreneurial examination on the reentry of “activity seekers” and their spending habits amongst today’s consumerism trends, followed by tactics in cross-connecting networking books of business for maximizing online and offline success. Recently, my wife Megin and I spent a Friday evening walking around one
Entrepreneurship is essential for a country’s economic development. Entrepreneurs are few in any given population. Even in industrious economies, only a small percentage (1 to 2%) of the working population establishes a business within a year. Nevertheless, entrepreneurs and especially innovative ones can create new
*The names in this article have been changed to protect the privacy of the individuals.* According to an article in People Matters, a pre-pandemic survey revealed that 70 percent of Indian workers said they were experiencing stress at least once during the working week on
In late October, Elon Musk tweeted that he wants to create a new university named the Texas Institute of Technology & Science. Musk does tend to troll online, but he could be serious. He definitely has the money to fund a project such as this,
Climate change is affecting all areas of life, including businesses. Natural disasters are becoming a common occurrence within the United States and are projected to rise. Hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, mudslides – these can cause any business to suffer physically and economically. Here are a few
Implicit bias, or unconscious bias, can hurt the workplace in more ways than one. These unconscious beliefs about groups of people can make others feel uncomfortable, misunderstood, and unheard. For businesses, being aware of implicit bias and educating their employees can help in the fight
When most people think “entrepreneur”, they think of someone who went to a good school, went to a prestigious university, and graduated with honors, etc. However, entrepreneurs come from various educational backgrounds. Some never finished high school or were college dropouts. Steve Jobs is a
