Girls Inc of Huntsville
HUNTSVILLE, AL:
Cyntoia Brown is going home. We can't go back to business as usual
Tami Sawyer, a Tennessee politician and activist, says that after Cyntoia Brown's commutation, "we cannot go back to business as usual, we must continue to address mindsets and policies to stymie the impact of the illegal sex trafficking trade on black communities."
Preventing Domestic Violence Is Everyone’s Business
The true scope of this public health epidemic is staggering.
4 Things We Can Do To Help Heal And End Sexual Violence
Has Homelessness Become a Business?
There's a lot of money being thrown at homelessness.
Can Cooperative Businesses Save Communities?
To stabilize their communities and rebuild the household wealth lost in the financial crisis, many Americans—particularly those in once decaying inner city neighborhoods—are turning to the model of co-operative businesses, which emphasize joint ownership by workers and democratic management.
Do global businesses have too much power?
Despite public anger, corporate regulation is likely to remain fragmented
“Do We Want the Government in This Business at All?”
A weak argument against state-owned enterprises that should be retired.
How Woke Capitalism Corrupts Business
The phenomenon of woke capitalism isn’t only about corporate America succumbing to progressive ideologies. It reflects deep confusion about the purpose of business and how commerce serves the common good.
Why You Can’t Run Government Like a Business
While there are some leadership commonalities, there are plenty of key differences.
Corporate Welfare: Should We Blame Governments or Businesses?
Anything done a first time becomes easier to do a second time, for better and for worse. This understanding is why parents force children to try new foods before refusing to eat them and why campaigns against smoking, opioids, drunk…
10 Examples Of Businesses Owning Entire Governments
In today’s society, it often seems as if you cannot turn on the news without hearing about the ways in which big businesses use their deep corporate pocket
Why I'm Pro-Market AND Pro-Business
Both economists and libertarians often emphatically state, “I’m not pro-business. I’m pro-market.” What does this slogan really mean?
Why Seeking Consensus Prevents Business Innovation
At a geopolitical level, there’s evidence to support the notion that democratically-governed countries produce higher levels of innovation than autocracies.…
How Big Business Bailed Out the Nazis
A tragic tale of what can go wrong when profits are entangled with politics.
How private business can get on the front line of saving affordable housing
With combined effort from key governmental agencies and private industry, affordable housing can thrive.
Is Your Boy Bully Potential? 5 Ways to Avoid
*Quentin, three-and-a-half, was happily darting around the playground, like usual, when out of nowhere another little boy kicked him in the shins. Quenti...
what could possibly go wrong? The risky business of regulation
Risky business as Europe has first stab at AI regulation.
On How the US Passport Office’s Failures Will Help Your Business
I’m in the process (a process now more than six weeks old) of getting my daughter a passport so I can take her on vacation. I won’t bore…
What can a South Sudan brewery teach us about business in conflict zones?
Done well, corporate investment in volatile countries can have a positive impact - but companies need to first understand the risks
Parents! Secret Apps You Should Know About to Keep Kids Safe From Predators
Parents, other than the usual few social media platforms you know about, there are also secret messaging apps that could potentially put your child(ren) in harms way, that you should know about. .
