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In this episode of The Way Forward, United Way of the National Capital Area’s President & CEO, Rosie Allen-Herring speaks with Bank of America’s Barry James and Hasan Oberoi on financial education, workforce development and economic opportunity, especially for marginalized people and how their intersectional identities impact their financial stability.

In this episode of The Way Forward, United Way of the National Capital Area’s President & CEO, Rosie Allen-Herring speaks with Bank of America’s Barry James and Hasan Oberoi on financial education, workforce development and economic opportunity, espe…

College campuses can anticipate fewer Black and Latino male students enrolling in classes this fall—a reality that will have lasting consequences for YMOC. A survey conducted by YouthTruth compared findings […]

Nedelka Phillips, Sr. Vice President, Marketing and Fundraising for United Way of the National Capital Area discusses National Day of Giving campaign. Learn more by watching the videos below! Part […]

Childhood poverty is a tragic problem affecting millions of children in America. According to the National Center for Children in Poverty, over 11 million kids in the United States live […]

With its complex history, racism is oftentimes taught to others on a linear scale. The truth is, racism accepts many forms. Though not always communicated, racial inequality percolates at larger […]

Xenophobia —defined as prejudice or discrimination against immigrants — has deep roots in American society, stretching back to some of the earliest waves of immigration at Ellis Island in the […]

Getting married is a big step. Before tying the knot, it’s important to plan ahead…and not just for the wedding. Talk about healthcare. Spouse health insurance laws vary by company, […]

Getting married is a big step. Before tying the knot, it’s important to plan ahead…and not just for the wedding. Talk about healthcare. Spouse health insurance laws vary by company, […]