‘At What Cost’ illustrates how investment in reentry services and direct support for people returning from incarceration can interrupt the cycle and save communities and the economy over $1 trillion NEW YORK, NY — Coinciding with Fair Chance Month, the Center for
— Some people open up IRAs and play the stock market, while others look to the stars for financial answers! Timed for National Financial Literacy Month in April, our client Deborah Graham—star of TLC’s The Psychic Matchmaker and host of the podcast “The Psychic
A discussion featuring renowned Artist Anthony Liggins, Grammy Award-Winning Singer and Producer & Mixed-Media Artist Tony Rich, and Esteemed Real Estate Developer and Art Enthusiast Harold Dawson Jr. PENSACOLA, Fla. –- The 52 World in collaboration with University of West Florida Center
the heart and hammer of interior design, coast to coast. She’s not just Santa Monica’s premier interior design architect and TV host but also a dynamic product designer and the founding force behind Home Renovation School. With a toolkit of experience spanning
HOUSTON, Texas — Chair King Backyard Store, one of America’s largest outdoor furniture retailers, was founded in Houston, Texas, in 1950 by the Zimmer family. In 1973, the store was sold to Marvin Barish, and it continues to be run by the
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Lifelong Criminal Defense Attorney David G. Secular intertwines legal intrigue with an exploration into the complexities of racial injustice and the oppression of women in his powerful new legal thriller, A Hate Crime in Brooklyn. “I wrote the novel
WESTWOOD, N.J. — In his groundbreaking new book, The Author’s AI Toolkit: From Concept to Publication, prolific writer Hank Quense shares practical tools and real-world examples to help modern writers harness the power of AI for their creative and professional endeavors. “AI can be
SAN FRANCISCO — In his new book, Outbound: Islands in the Void, molecular biologist and author Richard M. Anderson blends real science with a thrilling narrative to imagine — and present — a conversation about what could happen in a post-apocalyptic world, both on the planet
HOUSTON, Texas — When Tarris Marie lost her central vision to a rare, progressive eye disorder called Stargardt disease, she gained a new appreciation for her other senses and a new perspective on life. Through vivid prose, the urban crime author gives