University of Delaware's entrepreneurship program keeps it moving.

Allison Garrett and Dr. Angela Wright Marshall will lead two free webinars on overcoming obstacles — in life and healthcare.

Inspired by Black students in Philadelphia Main Line schools, Delaware high schoolers are taking the moment and standing up with stories of racism, homophobia and predatory behavior in private, vo-tech, charter and public schools.

"There's a bigger picture that most entrepreneurs, especially Black entrepreneurs, are unaware of," said Jason Aviles, cofounder of the growing healthy goods company, on the access disconnect for local businesses.

The program from Barclays US Consumer Bank, Pete du Pont Freedom Foundation and Wilmington Alliance puts a focus on Black and brown entrepreneurs.

Need help with a business bill? If you're in Wilmington, this program can help.

Jacklyn Finnemeyer will begin the coveted NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars program in September.

"There's a mindset of you're not good enough to come to the table, but you are good enough for us to use you," said cofounder Tamara Varella about support for Black and brown entrepreneurs.

Hosted by Wilmington's own Jamila Mustafa, the virtual event is total 2020.

The short film features TeenSHARP students at the moment they find out they've been accepted to top colleges.