Happy Birthday, ADA! | A Goal For Women | A Tonic For Equality

A star-studded group of investors has banded together to launch Angel City, a new women’s soccer team in LA whose backers include Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian, tennis legend Serena Williams, and their two-year-old daughter Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr.

Blue Apron cofounder Matt Wadlak stepped down from his role as COO at the company following its disappointing IPO in 2017. He has since found purpose in a new activity: poultry-breeding. His 800 acre-farm in Arkansas, is the only vertically integrated poultry producer in the U.S. that has an independent genetics operation to breed better, free-range chickens.

As traditional summer programs are on hold, the Music Unites virtual academy for highschoolers is going full steam ahead, featuring the likes of Grammy Award winning producer and songwriter Linda Perry and artist duo Social House as professors and performers.

A veteran of the healthcare and pharma industry Dr. Charlotte Jones-Burton and her trusted colleague Patricia Cornet founded Women of Color in Pharma five years ago. They are now leveraging that platform to create a resource for the industry to support efforts in racial equality.

In its 30 years of existence, the American Disabilities Act (ADA) has made a difference to a vast number of people, protecting their rights to access education, employment, government services, as well as telecommunications and physical locations. Here are some of those stories.

One of wildlife’s most majestic mammals, the bison will be re-introduced in spring 2022 into a 2,500-acre natural area in southeastern England. This is part of two charities’ conservation efforts in the U.K., as it’s hoped that the presence of these herbivores and other grazing animals will create the greatest biodiversity possible.