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Liquid-Staking DeFi Platforms Currently Hold 10 million ETH Worth About $20 Billion - Vimarsana News

Liquid-Staking DeFi Platforms Currently Hold 10 million ETH Worth About $20 Billion

Liquid staking DeFi platforms safeguard ten million Ethereum tokens, worth $20 billion, with impressive growth rates in Lido Finance...

Man Up! A Call To Action for Black Men's Mental Wellness - Vimarsana News

Man Up! A Call To Action for Black Men's Mental Wellness

International educator Dr. Daniel Jean investigates why Black men have been denied mental wellness and unveils the paths toward change.

Source: ebony.com
Brunswick Library event brings 'books' to life - Vimarsana News

Brunswick Library event brings 'books' to life

The Brunswick Library presented its annual Living Library event April 1, in which visitors “check out” a community member who presents their unique life experience.

Winston-Salem works gives at-risk community members a leg up - Vimarsana News

Winston-Salem works gives at-risk community members a leg up

The program director said, "Positive Path" is sort of like a remix to an initiative previously started to support at-risk residents.

Winston-Salem starts job-readiness program for at-risk youth - Vimarsana News

Winston-Salem starts job-readiness program for at-risk youth

Winston-Salem is inaugurating a new job-readiness program for at-risk youth.  The program is called Positive Path and is open to eligible city residents ages 16-24. Participants will be offered part-time employment with hands-on training for careers in science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM). The apprentices will also have the opportunity to earn their GED and attend post-secondary STEAM classes.

Source: wfdd.org