The Urban League of Broward County is making strides toward helping underserved minority-owned businesses obtain...
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Prospera Announces New Aspen Institute Initiative To Support Hard-hit Hispanic-owned Businesses In Miami
MIAMI, Aug. 31, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The Aspen Institute Latinos & Society Program (AILAS) and Prospera are proud...
Chains like CVS and Publix perpetuate cycle of inequality
South Florida’s Black communities are trapped in a vicious cycle of inequality. Access to adequate food and health...
Jack & Barbara Nicklaus Celebrate Success of “Together For The Children Campaign”
with Opening of New Advanced Pediatric Care Pavilion at Nicklaus Children's Hospital MIAMI, Oct. 14,...
Linear Park Projects a Growing Trend
The Florida Department of Transportation is collaborating with the city of Miami to create The Underdeck, a linear park under the soon-to-be reconstructed I-395. Although the challenge of planning a major area of recreation in the heart of the city is itself no walk in the park, the biggest controversy surrounds what may come off as an unexpected dilemma: the project’s name.
Overtown residents want to reclaim a destructive I-95
The Florida Department of Transportation is collaborating with the city of Miami to create The Underdeck, a linear park under the soon-to-be reconstructed I-395. Although the challenge of planning a major area of recreation in the heart of the city is itself no walk in the park, the biggest controversy surrounds what may come off as an unexpected dilemma: the project’s name.