Career Communications Group, Inc.

As the world grapples with the urgent challenges posed by climate change, this issue takes an optimistic outlook, showcasing the pivotal role played by Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in driving positive change.

Lockheed Martin Corporation sponsors retired military officers who are mentoring youth.

The Black Engineer of the Year Awards (BEYA) Conference is an annual event, dedicated to recognizing the outstanding achievements of Black engineers.

The "inTouch" platform allows individuals and groups to form their own private communities, fostering deeper engagement and interaction among like-minded individuals or networks.

The Black Family Technology Expo is designed to be a fun, engaging event for all ages. Interactive activities will be available to captivate the curiosity of children and adults, providing hands-on experiences that truly bring technology to life.

This innovative approach to conventions is set to revolutionize the way convention bureaus attract and serve clients in the digital space.

Career Communications Group embraces Virtual Digital Twin Metaverse business model.

Senior Retired Black Military and Government Officers Work with Middle and High School Students to Create Monthly Virtual Career Day on the STEM City Metaverse Platform.

Senator Van Hollen has submitted a request for Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS) to the Appropriations Committee, recommending $2 million in earmarks for STEM City USA (Baltimore).

84-year-old black poet from Chicago, Ill, has released a deeply moving song titled "Mother's Loss," highlighting the devastating impact of infant mortality on black women.