By Rosie Allen-Herring, President and CEO, United Way of the National Capital Area “Eating healthy is expensive.” These are the words that ran through my mind after I read the.....
In 2023, many young people will enter adulthood without the essential financial knowledge and skills they need to make informed choices about their money. Consider this: Young Americans owe over.....
As we strive to empower younger generations, it is critical to introduce them to diverse perspectives and experiences. By exposing children to literature that celebrates Black history and culture, they.....
Gender norms are deeply ingrained in our society and can significantly impact individuals, particularly children. Restrictive gender norms often limit children’s potential and opportunities, affect their self-esteem and mental health,.....
In today’s world, gender and racial inequities persist across the nation and world. Despite making substantial progress in some areas, many individuals still face discrimination and inequality based on gender.....
For many Americans, finding affordable housing continues to be a challenge, whether you’re renting or buying. In today’s real estate market, many overpriced homes sit vacant while populations experiencing homelessness.....
As online learning, telehealth and remote work continue to grow in popularity throughout the U.S., questions of digital equity and bridging the digital divide arise. For those who have access.....
At United Way, we see firsthand how much a quality education can have a major lifelong effect on the lives of children in their communities. That’s one of many reasons.....
In today’s workplace, diversity and inclusion training programs are more important than ever. By cultivating a more diverse and inclusive workplace, your company can embrace people from all walks of.....
Members of Generation Z are engaged with many popular social issues. Learn what the top Gen Z social issues are and how you can get involved. What Are the Top.....