Busta’s Organization of the Week: The New Cool Movement talks police brutality and racism
The City’s Public Safety Committee has approved a resolution that will move $1 million in appropriated funding from the Winston-Salem Police Department (WSPD) to programs and initiatives geared toward fighting poverty and recidivism.
Working together toward a common goal is one of the best ways to achieve success in many aspects of life. Jerry Anderson and Joe Budd are doing just that to create employment opportunities on the east side of Winston Salem.
Pandemic underscores importance of re-entry research
Student-athletes Celine Jones, Samuel Cudjoe and James Thomas Moore of Saint Augustine’s University (SAU) were named 2020 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholars recently by Diverse: Issues In Higher Education Magazine.
In the wake of the recent killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer, global spiritual leader and elder statesman Bishop T.D. Jakes is calling for a national conversation on policing and race to be immediately followed by an action plan for police reform.
The Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) has made educational tablets available to the residents at the Forsyth County Law Enforcement Detention Center (FCLEDC).
Forsyth County Public Library System expands To-Go hours and a phased reopening to the public
Winston-Salem State University Job Corps Scholars Program (WSSU-JCSP) has secured a U.S Department of Labor Job Corps Scholars grant for $1,186,900. The grant will allow the university to enroll 40 students per year in an intensive two-year career preparation program.
