Digital Career Success Series: Bridging the Gap

The Training Associates report that more than 80 percent of US employers believe that workers aged 50 and more are “a valuable resource for training and mentoring” and “an important source of institutional knowledge.” During this webinar, attendees will learn the importance of developing a “beginner’s mindset” to learn new skills and tools to thrive in the workplace amongst a diverse workforce.

Event Date: Wednesday, April 21st, 2021

Event Time: 12 PM EST – 1 PM EST

To register, click here.

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ReMarcs Newsletter - April 17, 2021

Our vote is our power. Black executives in corporate America are leading the charge for others to take a stand against voter suppression. Read more. | We want justice. The George Floyd Justice in Policing Act will ensure that we can hold officers accountable for unjust killings. Here’s how you can help. | Your new job is waiting. We have partnered with DoorDash to help you to secure a new job! Find out more. | Bridging the Gap. Join our webinar on April 21st to learn new skills + tools to thrive in the a diverse workforce. RSVP now. | It’s official. Marc Morial will be this year’s commencement speaker at Case Western Reserve University. Read more.

Submitted byrwilliams@nul.org onSat, 04/17/2021 - 15:25

Unprovoked Assault of Lt. Nazario and Needless Death of Daunte Wright Underscores Need for Police Reform

NEW YORK (April 13, 2021) – National Urban League President and CEO Marc H. Morial issued the following statement in response to the killing of Daunte Wright and the assault of Army Lt. Caron Nazario by police in Minnesota and Virginia:
Submitted byrwilliams@nul.org onTue, 04/13/2021 - 10:59

Urban League of Springfield Partners with Babson College to Advance Black, Women-Owned Businesses

Whether it’s counseling Black college students struggling with their mental health, providing a safe home for people with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, producing organic skin care products or creating elaborate balloon displays, the Springfield women participating in Babson College’s Black Women’s Entrepreneurial Leadership program are looking to grow their businesses and succeed on a grand scale.

“I think the program has offered us the opportunity to come together as Black women in business and has given us the tools and resources to become a force in our own communities and work our way through this city,” said Cynthia Clemons, owner of Safe Harbor, a residential and adult day care program with locations in Springfield and Agawam.

Submitted byihall_11 onMon, 04/12/2021 - 16:17