New York Attorney General Letitia James today continued her work fighting for New York’s consumers and small businesses from Harlem to the Hudson. Continue Reading →
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Google Donates $50 Million To HBCU’s In Celebration Of Juneteenth
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have stood as pillars of excellence for more than 180 years and continue to serve as havens for Black students in pursuit of higher education. Continue Reading →
Google Extends Free ‘Unlimited’ Version Of Google Meet Until June 2021
Google has decided against imposing a 60-minute time limit on its free version of Google Meet, which previously would have gone into effect on April 1, 2021. Continue Reading →
Google Says It Will Stop Selling Ads Based On Tracking
If you feel like internet ads follow you everywhere you go, there may be some good news on the horizon. Continue Reading →
Google & Coursera Launch Career Certificates That Prepare Students For Jobs
We live in an age of less-than-total agreement as to the purpose of higher education. Continue Reading →
Join AFRO-PICKS A Virtual Talk Series With Emerging African Diaspora Filmmakers (Video)
The Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI) is proud to present its latest series, AFRO-PICKS. Continue Reading →
Google Announces ‘Grow With Google’ Career Readiness Initiative For HBCU Students
Google today announced the Grow with Google HBCU Career Readiness Program, a new initiative to help Black students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Continue Reading →
Google Launches New Program To Help Students Pay Off Loan Debt
With all the might it can muster, Google is coming to the rescue of student loan holders by introducing a student loan repayment program for all Google employees in the U.S. Continue Reading →
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