Assets no more: On racial justice risks in municipal bonds

By ImpactPHL Perspectives

“As the Movement for Black Lives advances, the assets of the criminal injustice complex — such as jail infrastructure and extractive revenues — will evaporate, leaving behind only liabilities and expenses.”

5 Questions: E1B2 Collective’s Anthony Vaughan talks empathy and truth at work

By Stephen Babcock In this video interview, the cofounder talks about a key lesson that led to his employee experience company, and as well as workplace best practices during a pandemic and racial justice movement.
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PCs for People is refurbishing computers to provide tech access in Baltimore

By Donte Kirby The national organization recently stood up operations in East Baltimore to provide free or low-cost laptops and desktops to the residents of Baltimore.
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This Week in Jobs DMV: We’re Hear For You Edition

By Alan Neuhauser Local buzz, jobs and more.
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How Zoom integration helped this event tech company embrace the pivot to virtual

By Stephen Babcock With the conferences and tradeshows reeling in the pandemic's wave of cancellations, Towson-based EventRebels is building new tools for virtual industry events. "I think this is the future," said CEO K.C. Hopson.
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