Ford Tech Spotlight: Interview with HBCU Hampton Grad Telisha Everett
Ford’s mission to build a better world where every person is free to move and
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For too many Black tech workers, the glass ceiling remains firmly in place
Over the past seven years, the number of Black people working in technical roles at
A Black Cop Sided With Racial Justice Protesters. It Cost Him His Job.
The lonely battle of former Lexington, Kentucky, police officer Jervis Middleton. On a muggy evening early
Black-Owned Whiskey Company Uncle Nearest Just Hit $100M in Sales
Set to double it’s profits in 2023, here’s why Uncle Nearest should be the only
The States That Everyone Is Moved to in 2022
COVID-19 made a lot of people realize that they really didn’t want to live in the
LinkedIn’s CEO says skills are replacing a college degree in this job market
In the job market, skills are the new degrees. Just ask the expert on how
Keep Upskilling Yourself: Advice from Ford Exec Sondra Sutton Phung HBCU Alumni
Ford is committed to supporting HBCUs and developing diverse talent within the company. Wehad the
Money Man Robert F. Smith pushing for HBCU Investment Program
Smith’s nonprofit is teaming up with Stackwell and Prudential for the initiative. From the creation
Ford is committed to providing opportunities for underserved students by supporting HBCUs
Ford is proud to support HBCUs as they progress forward towards more success. Thefirst Historically
Halle Berry’s Child Support Payments Cut In Half
Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry has been engulfed in a child support battle since 2014. She has two children, Nahla,
