Black Business Month is a time to celebrate and support Black-owned businesses. Throughout August, consider shopping Black-owned, spreading the word about your favorite Black-owned businesses and providing resources to your network. Your support matters. bit.ly/4dCif7Q

Today is National Financial Awareness Day, a day to reflect on the immense power of financial literacy and how it can help people make informed life decisions. How early do you think students should start to learn about money management? bit.ly/3WDAanG

In June, LeBron LeBron James and Bronny made history as the first father and son duo on the same team in the NBA. As a father, I know how meaningful this testament to their hard work and dedication must be. bit.ly/46Q3iwE

Excited to see World Bank Treasury partnering with Girls Who Invest to boost gender equality in asset management. This initiative offers invaluable experience to empower young women in finance. Building a diverse, innovative industry for tomorrow! bit.ly/3WSn0n9

The HowardWBB team has teamed up with Black Girl Vitamins in a multi-year sponsorship that champions the health and well-being of Black women. I’m excited to see this partnership thrive on and off the court! #BlackExcellence bit.ly/3Ax7buA

Actor @MichealB4Jordan is continuing to work with Propel Fitness Water to expand wellness and fitness opportunities to those seeking more fitness resources. The Propel Your City Project is launching physical spaces to bring this goal to life. bit.ly/4dTbTRC

The identification of C.L. Daniel, a Black WWI veteran, among Tulsa Race Massacre victims reminds us of the contributions of those who built thriving communities in the face of adversity. We must honor their legacy and continue the fight for justice. bit.ly/4cz4HJn

Underrepresented communities that lack adequate access to green spaces and designated cooling centers struggle in stifling summer heat, often up to eight degrees higher than nearby neighborhoods. Learn more. bit.ly/46Zv1eJ

Continuous education is key to staying resilient and innovative in your career. Mentorship and educational resources play an important role in making sure that you have the knowledge and skills to continue to find and build on your success. Read more. bit.ly/3XyiL1L

This month, World Orchestra Week at Carnegie Hall featured youth orchestras from 5 continents and 40 countries. As Chairman of Carnegie Hall, I am glad to see initiatives that bring together young people from all over the world around the power of music. bit.ly/3yNYBqV

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. The disease disproportionately affects Black men and the statistics are alarming — 70% of Black men are more likely to develop high-risk prostate cancer. What more can be done to spread awareness? bit.ly/3Za5gWT

The U.S. Preventive Services Taskforce released new #mammogram guidelines for women to start receiving the test at age 40 & be screened every other year. This is especially important for Black women, who have higher mortality rates than their white peers. bit.ly/3XuIZSG

Art has always been an inextricable part of the human experience. As we continue to shift to a digital world, art has certainly followed suit. These three Black female artists are changing how that art is created and perceived. Learn more about them. bit.ly/3TkTQfv

The decision by Duke University to end the Reginaldo Howard Memorial Scholarship that provided Black students with a full ride to the institution could leave many future students without the resources they need. Learn more. bit.ly/4ghUmVa