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And there is still a lot of opportunities out there. Chris, i want your thoughts on this monday morning sell off such a weak week last year we see potential buying opportunities in the midst of it. Referee y yes, i think th markets are looking forward to it finding opportunity for the market, you know there is clearly volatility that is increased. The Health Crisis is rearing its head, we spoke to a lot of schedules, and other companies that were invested in, generally managements are nervenerv nervo nervously optimistic so for investors, we find them as great opportunities we dont know if the...

STEM NOLA receives large grant from Kellog Foundation Share Updated: 5:04 PM CST Feb 26, 2021 Share Updated: 5:04 PM CST Feb 26, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript SULA: CONGRATULATIONS. IF YOUR CHILD WANTS TO LEARN THE COOL THINGS ABOUT SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATH, STEM NOLA RECEIVED BIG MONEY. $1.25 MILLION ANGST TO A GRANT FROM THE KELLOGG FOUNDATION. THE CEO SAID THE MONEY WILL GO TOWARDS A 42,000 SQUARE-FOOT INNOVATION HUB AND EXPAND PROGRAMMING. THE NEW HUB WILL BE HANDS TRACKING THE COVID-19 VACCINE Share Updated: 5:04 PM CST Feb 26...

Health Equity Can Save Hospitals Millions, Improve Patient Safety Share Article Health equity and equality are seen as social justice issues in healthcare but rarely is this viewed as a factor in the total cost of care for patients. One estimate is that more equitable healthcare in the US could reduce $93 billion in excess medical care. Dr. Maria Hernandez, President and COO of Impact4Health, explains how health equity can lead to better care, improved patient safety and save hospitals millions. The cost of excessive care due to health disparities is estimated to be upwards of $93 billion. Th...

Activists are not taking to the streets. They are going virtual during the pandemic By: Cesar Rodriguez and last updated 2021-01-22 13:06:34-05 The sun’s rays make the Calumet River glimmer on a cold winter morning. Luis Cabrales walks on the Ewing Avenue bridge, which crosses the river into the historic East Side neighborhood in Chicago. Once a bustling industrial hub, this community is feeling the impacts of unemployment and environmental issues. That is why the University of Illinois at Chicago graduate is fighting to revive his neighborhood. “I have a mission to ...

Based off a model in Springfield, Missouri, Eden Village of Wilmington residents will pay $300 a month, including utilities, and may live in the units permanently as long as they follow the rules of the gated community. Residents will also have access to clinical and social support services.  Selection criteria for the homes include a history of chronic homelessness for at least one year, having a chronic medical condition, physical or mental disability and creating a high cost to the public due to the use of public services. The first model tiny home was brought to 1302 Kornegay Av...