Wilmington Continues to Stand IN Support of Black Lives
If you happened to be walking past Wilmington’s Federal building by the Western entrance of Peter Spencer Plaza on the afternoon of Wednesday, October 7, you would have caught a glimpse of a check-...
Hip-Hop, Chess, Language Arts and Math—Restoring Black Culture through Supplemental Learning
Literacy and math proficiency are challenges that a wide swath of students cannot overcome, despite hours a day of schooling and homework. It takes a village to raise a child, and it takes...
#PhilanthropySoWhite #NonprofitsSoWhite
It is certainly no secret that the philanthropy and nonprofit sector in this country is led by white men. As a Black executive director, I consider myself fortunate, as I have been successful...
Tasties 302 is new to Wilmington As a child growing up in Southwest Philadelphia, Barbara Devan loved to help her grandmother and her mother in the kitchen. The food was homey...
Great Neighbors: How You Can Support the Arts and Local Businesses with Dollars and Actions
This week, Delawareans reading the news learned that food and beverage workers make up about TEN PERCENT of the First State’s workforce, not counting other hospitality workers, like hotel staff. What...
Now that our quarantine is official, your favorite gym or yoga studio has closed its doors and you might be left wondering where to go from here. Or, perhaps you haven't established a regular...
What's IN: Stuck INside Edition
We know, we know...Life is a little bizarre right now and finding things to do feels like a challenge. The good news is, the latest INstallment of our newsletter is chock-full of online...
Earth Day 2020: Quarantine Edition
I was watching an aerial video of Wilmington produced by NüPOINT the other day, showing the stark streets, stores and public spaces of our once bustling city. Talk about all the feels...Each park...
