Ableism and accessibility
Why Did it Take a Pandemic to Prove We Could Always WFH?
The rise of remote work has disabled workers wondering: where was this flexibility before the crisis?
It's sink or swim
Should Small Businesses Shutter—or Soldier On?
Weighing the downsides of closing business versus revenue loss, layoffs, insolvency, and coronavirus exposure.
Cashing in on COVID
Stimulus Checks Are Coming In. Will They Be Enough?
With the economy stuttering, legislation has passed to stimulate recovery and aid small businesses. Will it be enough?
Capitalism and COVID-19
The Trillion Dollar Question: Why COVID and Capitalism Don't Mix
How a viral tweet and plutocrats turning a blind eye has awakened Americans' skepticism of our economy's foundational principles.
Do what you love, impact an industry
The Maker Movement Is Making a Comeback
Consumer goods startups have been in the headlines for failing the expectations of shareholders and customers. Turns out makers are the antidote for recent threats to the space.
Closing the wage gap
5 Women-Led Businesses to Support on Latina Equal Pay Day
To match what the average white cis-male makes, Latina workers have to put in nearly eleven extra months of labor. On Latina Equal Pay Day, we're advocating for 5 Latina-led businesses you can support this holiday season.
Preventing agricultural waste
The B2B Marketplace Saving Over 10 Million pounds of Flawed Produce
"I saw 25% of heads of romaine lettuce being harvested and 75% being wasted for as far as the eye could see. I remember thinking: If I don’t pursue this, who’s going to?"
How to make it in a difficult and challenging industry
Femtech Startup Bloomi Grows Lean to Go Big
Rebecca Alvarez Story dishes on raising an angel round, overcoming impostor syndrome, and what it's like to be a Latina entrepeneur.
Startup Diaries: Shop Latinx
A Day in the Life of Launching an Online Latinx Marketplace
"I want to spend four hours a day working on one thing which I’ve read is much better than spending six hours multitasking."
