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NAAIA Foundation Hiring its first Director of Social Impact Operations

The NAAIA Foundation is seeking an accomplished leader and passionate individual to be its first Director of Social Impact Operations to lead the organization in fulfilling its mission and vision of supporting education, developing leaders, rebuilding communities, and supporting Black entrepreneurship....

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College Students of Color: Overcoming Racial Disparities

In the pursuit of higher education, students of color encounter a myriad of challenges that stem from deeply ingrained racial disparities within academic institutions. These challenges are particularly pronounced in predominantly white institutions (PWIs), where students of color often find themselves navigating an environment that lacks cultural representation and systemic…...

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Closing the Gap: Addressing Diversity Disparities in Insurance Leadership

One of the major challenges facing the insurance industry this decade is to develop a more diverse workforce and future company leadership....

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How the Insurance Industry is Changing in 2024

Nearly every industry has been impacted by inflation and other economic challenges this decade. In 2024, the insurance industry will continue to undergo shifts that directly affect careers for insurance professionals. Higher premiums are inevitable due to rising costs that impact supply chains. Here’s a look at the insurance industry landscape for…...

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Support NAAIA Foundation This Giving Tuesday

The NAAIA Foundation, through its unwavering commitment to education, mentorship, and empowerment, is playing a pivotal role in unlocking futures for talented individuals from underrepresented communities....

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Giving Back to Underserved Communities This Holiday Season

The holiday season is not just a time for festive cheer but an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on underserved communities. As you plan your celebrations, consider the impactful ways you can contribute to underserved communities, as well as minority groups and people of color. Let’s explore three avenues…...

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Bridging the Gap: Higher Education in Underserved Communities

As we all know, access to higher education is crucial for personal and societal growth. That said, a glaring disparity persists between underserved communities and their more privileged counterparts. Recent studies have shed light on this issue, revealing that students from underserved populations are less inclined to pursue education beyond…...

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What Can Mentors Do to Influence Career Preparedness for Students?

In the hyper-competitive world we live in today, any help we can get along our life journey is valuable. Aside from our parents, family, friends, and colleagues, mentors are some of the most important people we can be lucky enough to have in our lives. Here’s a quick look at…...

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Racial Inequities in Housing: What can Additional Funding do?

Racial disparities in housing have deep historical roots in the United States. In nearly every state, people of color have lower homeownership rates than white households. The fact that homes in predominantly Black neighborhoods are valued at almost $50,000 less than those in primarily White communities only serves to exacerbate…...

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Natural Disaster Preparedness in Underserved Communities

Natural disasters are always going to happen, they are part of nature. The goal is thus to prepare communities, building their capacity to face and recover from natural disasters. Doing this is what is called building resilience, and a big part of that is increasing the communities’ preparedness for natural…...

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