MULYP lauches #BuyEthnic Campaign
Memphis Urban League Young Professionals (MULYP) is a service oriented leadership organization. Their mission is to promote the development of young professionals (ages 21-40) in the Memphis area and to […]
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Doing Good: Girls farming for the future
A new program from Girls Inc. will put teens to work on a small farm in Frayser, where the education goes far beyond growing vegetables. The Youth Farm cultivates entrepreneurial skills like financial literacy, business planning, and marketing.
Health disparities and the many faces of cancer
In Memphis, black women are significantly more likely to die from breast cancer than white women are. More than a dozen local health care, civic and community organizations have joined to change this reality, mounting a photo exhibit to drive awareness and action.
Sears Building reborn as Crosstown Concourse at groundbreaking ceremony
The abandoned 10-story Sears regional distribution center in the Crosstown neighborhood is officially on its way to a new life as Crosstown Concourse. The multi-use vertical urban village will be completed in 2016 with the aid of $115.3 million in state, local and federal funds.
Doing Good: Girls farming for the future
A new program from Girls Inc. will put teens to work on a small farm in Frayser, where the education goes far beyond growing vegetables. The Youth Farm cultivates entrepreneurial skills like financial literacy, business planning, and marketing.
Health disparities and the many faces of cancer
In Memphis, black women are significantly more likely to die from breast cancer than white women are. More than a dozen local health care, civic and community organizations have joined to change this reality, mounting a photo exhibit to drive awareness and action.
Sears Building reborn as Crosstown Concourse at groundbreaking ceremony
The abandoned 10-story Sears regional distribution center in the Crosstown neighborhood is officially on its way to a new life as Crosstown Concourse. The multi-use vertical urban village will be completed in 2016 with the aid of $115.3 million in state, local and federal funds.
