As Mental Health Awareness Month ends, a growing wave of Black women founders are putting wellness before the grind—and challenging toxic hustle culture for good.

Report Reveals Black Women Entrepreneurs Generate Nearly $100B In Revenue, But Highlights Ongoing Challenges Despite financial challenges, Black women drove business formation during the pandemic.

Discover 10 grant opportunities supporting Black women business owners, with deadlines, requirements and application insights for accessing crucial funding.

A recent survey shows that Black women entrepreneurs find success despite lacking a leg up from capital.

Shontay Lundy launched Black Girl Sunscreen in 2016 and, according to her Instagram is the only Black-owned sun care brand to be in two national retailers. The innovator's product is designed to give ...

Many individuals lack an understanding of why Black women are choosing to pursue entrepreneurship beyond the commonly shared financial and economic reasons.

Aug. 26—(StatePoint) Black/African American women-owned businesses make significant contributions to the economy and are key to driving small business growth. In fact, according to the Wells ...

Diversity in entrepreneurship is experiencing unprecedented growth and transformation. Black women are helping close the gender gap as the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs, according to a ...

Angela Garmon, who founded a leadership and management coaching business in Mesa in 2016, recently was honored for her work in helping Black-owned entrepreneurs in Arizona.

Women of color comprise the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs in the United States, starting businesses at four times the overall population rate. But many of these businesses don't last long.

The non profit Black Womens Roundtable is offering a $25,000 grant to DMV entrepreneurs.