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Trehon Cockrell-Coleman and his wife, Carmishun Coleman, have lived in Tucson, Arizona, for 10 years. After realizing their community had limited resources for Black residents, they launched a program to host monthly events. These gatherings serve as safe spaces, spotlighting and supporting Black-owned businesses.
Trehon Cockrell-Coleman and Carmishun Coleman started the monthly Connections That Count events at The Dunbar in May. This February, they're throwing an even bigger bash featuring 30-plus all-local Black-owned businesses.
It is the Time’s 2022 Person of the Year Award time, which has kept people on watch mode for the last few years. Read more
The Greatest Goal invites football fans to celebrate the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ by donating native trees to score big for NZ. Wellington, NZ: A new crowdfunding campaign, The Greatest Goal, aims to plant 64,000 native trees in New Zealand to ...
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