Baltimore Realtor Helps House People in Addiction Treatment
March 23, 2025
Baltimore Realtor Helps House People in Addiction Treatment
March 23, 2025
For years, the city of Baltimore has grappled with two interconnected problems – thousands of vacant properties and a high rate of drug overdoses. In ...
Imposter Syndrome is a concept introduced in 1978 by psychologists Pauline Rose Clance and Suzanne Imes. It's described as a feeling of self-doubt or ...
Los Angeles Shelter Provides Mental Health Support to the Unhoused
March 16, 2025
Los Angeles Shelter Provides Mental Health Support to the Unhoused
March 16, 2025
Homelessness in the U.S. is reaching record breaking levels. The unhoused population rose to 771,480 on a single night in January 2024 – the largest n...
Guaranteed Income Program Gives Black Mothers a Boost
March 9, 2025
Guaranteed Income Program Gives Black Mothers a Boost
March 9, 2025
For nearly half of American families, their income doesn’t cover their basic needs. For families led by single, Black mothers, 91% can’t make ends mee...
How Firing the Military’s Top Lawyers Could Impact Operations
March 9, 2025
How Firing the Military’s Top Lawyers Could Impact Operations
March 9, 2025
Judge Advocate General (JAG) officers are called the “conscience of the military.” They are lawyers who serve in the armed forces. Their role includes...
Twin Sisters Buy Plantations to Reclaim Their Heritage
March 2, 2025
Twin Sisters Buy Plantations to Reclaim Their Heritage
March 2, 2025
Identical twin sisters Jo and Joy Banner are Louisiana natives with deep family roots dating back to slavery. They grew up in an area along the Missis...
Baltimore Realtor Helps House People in Addiction Treatment
March 23, 2025
Baltimore Realtor Helps House People in Addiction Treatment
March 23, 2025
For years, the city of Baltimore has grappled with two interconnected problems – thousands of vacant properties and a high rate of drug overdoses. In ...
Los Angeles Shelter Provides Mental Health Support to the Unhoused
March 16, 2025
Los Angeles Shelter Provides Mental Health Support to the Unhoused
March 16, 2025
Homelessness in the U.S. is reaching record breaking levels. The unhoused population rose to 771,480 on a single night in January 2024 – the largest n...
Guaranteed Income Program Gives Black Mothers a Boost
March 9, 2025
Guaranteed Income Program Gives Black Mothers a Boost
March 9, 2025
For nearly half of American families, their income doesn’t cover their basic needs. For families led by single, Black mothers, 91% can’t make ends mee...
Twin Sisters Buy Plantations to Reclaim Their Heritage
March 2, 2025
Twin Sisters Buy Plantations to Reclaim Their Heritage
March 2, 2025
Identical twin sisters Jo and Joy Banner are Louisiana natives with deep family roots dating back to slavery. They grew up in an area along the Missis...
Financial Literacy Lessons Go Beyond the Classroom
February 23, 2025
Financial Literacy Lessons Go Beyond the Classroom
February 23, 2025
The racial wealth gap is wide in the United States. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the median wealth of a Black household was $24,520 in 2021. T...
Indiana Program Addresses Special Education Teacher Shortage
February 23, 2025
Indiana Program Addresses Special Education Teacher Shortage
February 23, 2025
More than seven million students in the U.S. reply on special education or related services, but nationally, there aren’t enough teachers trained in t...
This week Matter of Fact travels to Baltimore to see how a realtor is providing housing to people going through addiction treatment. Plus, an organiza...
This week Matter of Fact travels to Los Angeles to see how a shelter organization is meeting the mental health needs of the unhoused. Plus, is the con...
This week Matter of Fact analyzes the implications of firing the military's top lawyers. Plus, a program helps single moms through a guaranteed income...
This week Matter of Fact travels to Louisiana to see how twin sisters are working to protect their heritage and their community. Plus, a Social Securi...
This week Matter of Fact travels to Indiana to see the innovative way the state is addressing a national shortage of special education teachers. Plus,...
This week Matter of Fact discusses the uncertain future of a federal school safety advisory board. Plus, a Holocaust survivor returns to Auschwitz wit...
