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Last Woman Standing: After 2020, One Women s Coworking Company Remains

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The pandemic has been brutal for coworking and flexible space. In the second quarter of 2020, U.S. leasing for flex office space was down 45 percent year-over-year, according to CBRE. Case in point, the dramatic rise and fall of WeWork has made headlines for more than a year. NY-based Knotel, which reached a valuation of more than $1B in 2019, filed for bankruptcy on January 31.  The fallout has been severe for female coworking spaces as well. Seattle-based startup The Riveter raised a total of $27.2 million and was lauded as one of Seattle’s most promising startups, but closed all nine of its spaces in May 2020. The Wing, which raised $117.5 million, closed its doors in October 2020 after being pummeled by the pandemic lockdown alongside fallout from reports of LBGTQ and racial inequality. 

March is Women s History Month | Hear Me Out

Their history and their accomplishments deserve our praise, respect, and gratitude year-round. Author: Randolph Terrance Sturdivant Updated: 7:44 AM EST March 2, 2021 WASHINGTON March is Women’s History Month here in the United States. A month reserved to commemorate and celebrate the contributions of women in history, and the current day.   Historian Gerda Hedwig Lerner and The National Women’s History Alliance founded Women’s History Week in 1978.    It was well received, and President Jimmy Carter put his official stamp on it by presidential proclamation in 1980. Congressional support followed, and by 1986 recognition had spread across the country, with the week growing to a month in 14 states. In was in 1987 that Congress made it official nationwide.   

Black in Business 2021 - Philadelphia Weekly

Black in Business 2021 - Philadelphia Weekly
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West Philly native inspires STEM education for early childhood learning in Fishtown

West Philly native inspires STEM education for early childhood learning in Fishtown WPVI Share: PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) In the city s Fishtown section, some big things are happening surrounding STEM education for Philadelphia youth. West Philly native Renee Harris is on a mission to utilize her STEM-educated background to inspire early childhood learning. When I initially went to school, my focus was to be a doctor. You know that tradition when you re into science or math, said Harris, who is the CEO of STEM Prep Academy and founder of Esteem Girls Inc. I decided to go into STEM because I wanted to be initially someone for kids that I did not have myself.

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