Kate Spade New York hosted its fifth annual Global Summit on Women's Mental Health at The Shed in New York City, gathering leaders across advocacy, impact, culture and entertainment to explore the intersection of women's mental health and empowerment.
Comcast, the Philadelphia 76ers, and North10, Philadelphia today unveiled a new community resource center at North10 where residents can access free high-speed Xfinity WiFi, technology resources and workforce development programs
New CECP and E4E Relief research: 95% of employees who receive emergency financial relief grants report improved well-being, and 85% are more likely to stay with their employer. But limited employee awareness remains the top barrier to uptake.
Entergy New Orleans and Rebuilding Together New Orleans (RTNO) announced the launch of Power Up Homes, a pilot program designed to help New Orleans households reduce energy costs through critical home repairs and energy-efficiency improvements.
Lenovo announced it has been recognized as a World's Top Disability Inclusive Business through the Disability Index®, the world's leading benchmarking tool for measuring and advancing disability inclusion in business.
I didn’t grow up with a perfectly mapped-out plan to become a Software Engineer. Coming from Jaipur, India and pursuing my Bachelor of Technology there, my journey into technology was driven more by curiosity than certainty.
DP World today launched Transforming Trade: Peru, a new video series highlighting how stronger trade connections are creating opportunities for people, businesses and communities across Peru.
Cascale and the Sustainable Furnishings Council (SFC) will celebrate two decades of industry leadership and the next chapter of home furnishings sustainability at High Point Market.
Sashi’s career journey at Trane Technologies shows how curiosity, innovation and purpose can come together in meaningful ways. She shares how her work in AI is helping create smarter, more connected approaches to sustainability.
KeyBank Community Development Lending and Investment (CDLI) provided $92.9 million in financing for Broadway & Imperial, a new 166-unit affordable housing development in South Los Angeles.
