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In the wake of many global changes post-pandemic, most communities are facing changed populations and economies and new, unexpected challenges.

Long before cannabis became legal anywhere, many people in the United States and around the world were baking cannabis-infused brownies and cookies, sampling THC candies, or using CBD oils to alleviate aches and pains.

While financial experts project an economic downturn in every sector for 2023,(1) nearly 5 million Hispanic-owned businesses are contributing more than $800 billion to the US economy annually.(2) A 2021 report by Latino Donor

 Home prices rose dramatically across the U.S. during the pandemic, and now, in some parts of the country, homebuyers are feeling the pain of both high mortgage rates and expensive housing.

For small business leaders, 2022 was challenging, particularly as they move into 2023 with more inflation fears and the prospect of a recession. Lori Dann, founder of the President’s Leadership Council, an exclusive forum for small

A new year is just around the corner, so it’s time to brainstorm resolutions and goals for 2023. If you’ve made resolutions in the past and haven’t stuck to them,

Networking is a key component of personal and professional growth. An individual’s network reflects their values, priorities, interests, and more. Starting from early childhood, friends and acquaintances are a determining aspect of life.

Young American renters are already making trade-offs to address inflation and rent hikes and are considering further changes, according to a new survey from Grubb Properties, a

As the market has cooled this year, some of the intensity buyers faced during the peak frenzy of the pandemic has cooled too. Here are just a few trends that may benefit you when you

Evictions have been front-page news during the pandemic, and for a good reason. At the start of the pandemic, the National Low Income Housing Coalition estimated that without assistance, 30 to 40 million Americans would be in

There’s a new trend in town taking its place at the intersection of American pop culture and politics.

When nonprofits receive grants from foundations or funders, the application, rules and reporting process are often arduous. Historically, the power dynamic leans heavily toward those providing the money, and because nonprofits need