A one-time grant program created by the City of Dallas’s Broaden Urban Investments to Leverage Dallas program is now providing area businesses up to $3,000 to assist in offsetting the damage done by the economic crisis created by COVID-19 restrictions.
While black and other minority U.S. citizens makeup 40% of the population and spend approximately $4 trillion annually, activist group CommCapp-America asserts that those communities ultimately end up as only a revenue source rather than equal participants in the economy.
In the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis, schools across the country had to scramble to find distance learning solutions, but with the summer to prepare, many districts have managed to adjust, adopting new tools and methods to continue educating pupils.
A $15,000 grant from an intergovernmental network working toward racial equality will help a Dallas art project intended to confront structural racism.
The Dallas Regional Chamber has formed a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Council to focus on four pillars: Diversity in Leadership; Education and Workforce; Community Investment in Underserved Areas; and Policing & Criminal Justice Policies.
DALLAS – The City of Dallas could soon be distributing mortgage, rental and utility assistance to area residents as the city’s COVID-19 Economic Recovery and Assistance Committee has worked out a $13.7 million plan.
DALLAS – James Coleman, an energy law professor, wants the Texas Railroad Commission to step up on its role as the state’s regulatory agency for oil and gas production.
Dallas-based Door, a residential home sales company, is stepping away from its plans to push out into the national market after funding recently fell through.