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b'Legendary Attorney Mike Papantonio has worked on major cases targeting wrongdoing by Big Pharma, tobacco, weapon manufacturers, and the automobile industry. He\\u2019s also written a series of legal thrillers informed by his work. Papantonio\\u2019s latest novel Inhuman Trafficking is based on a current case which addresses the 150-billion-dollar human trafficking business. The novel co-authored with Alan Russell shines a light on the complicity of some major businesses and corporations.
https://www.amazon.com/Inhuman-Trafficking-Thriller-Mike-Papantonio/dp/1510768874

It\\u2019s never too early to start reading to our babies and toddlers. "I\'ll Build You a Bookcase" is a new book designed to promote early learning. The William Penn Foundation is making copies of available at no charge in Philadelphia for organizations that have strategies to engage families with young children and wish to share this special book with families. From the William Penn Foundation, Jenn Stavrakos - Senior Program Officer and Elliot Weinbaum Program Director Great Learning Program tells us more. Organizations interested in securing bilingual copies of "I\'ll Build You a Bookcase" with both English and Arabic, Mandarin, Spanish, or Vietnamese can call the William Penn Foundation at 215-988-1830 and ask for Jen Stavrakos or click on this link:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PLLS5FF

Homeownership is a way to build generational wealth but for many the idea seems completely out of reach. That\\u2019s where Wells Fargo\\u2019s Neighborhood Lift come in providing money for a down payment and possibly even closing costs. City Councilmember Derek Green tells us who qualifies and how to apply. We also talk about why this November 2nd is an "on year" not an"off-year" election. First \\u2013 Human tracking is a 150-billion-dollar business. An author shines a spotlight on this crisis and the complicity of some major businesses and corporations. Here\\u2019s a link to the online application: https://yourmortgageapp.wf.com/signup?referrerId=harold.jasper%40wellsfargo.com

We wake up each morning to tough news \\u2013 about violence, about poverty \\u2013 so many ills of our society - that\\u2019s why I\\u2019m so happy to share this uplifting interview with Jacquelyn Means otherwise known as STEM Queen. At 12 she noticed a lack of programs geared towards science, technology, engineering, and math, decided to do something about it by founding the Wilmington Urban STEM Initiative.
https://www.stem-queen.com/'