By Dianne Anderson Black workers need jobs, and Black business owners need good workers, and it’s even better when the workers are free to employers, without everything coming out of pocket. For small businesses looking for ways to connect with employees without upfront overhead costs, one  initiative is helping local applicants get in line for ...

By Dianne Anderson Going from jail-based systems to community-level trades training is never an easy move for those providing programs for the formerly incarcerated, or those struggling to learn how to take their first steps into work life. For years, youth at Dirtbags Academy have been in and out of the system, but now with ...

By Dianne Anderson Job seekers will break out their stylish power suits to check thousands of work opportunities around town – from the lowest entry level positions to the highest professional careers. Everyone is invited out, shake a hand, and hopefully, get the offer. Dr. Nosakhere Thomas with the Inland Empire Black Worker Center sees ...