The director of the Brightmoor Alliance talks about how youthful enthusiasm created a valuable source of fresh fruits and vegetables for local residents.
Black-owned businesses often face hurdles accessing capital. Here are some organizations and programs that may be able to help.
"Every time I ride to places like Hines Drive or some of the other suburbs, there's sections of it where there is significant cycling infrastructure," says cyclist Andrew Smith, who has never had a driver's license for a motor vehicle. "But there are also significant gaps that as a cyclist make me feel like that's the border of my world."
Arts and crafts, sports, science, literacy, games, and other activities are just waiting to be experienced at these Detroit summer youth programs.
Woodbridge Neighborhood Development has made preserving and promoting diverse housing a priority. Here's why.
Maria Salinas of Congress of Communities offers insights on mentoring future leaders and serving residents through neighborhood organizing.
This East Side neighborhood could soon be home to a new facility that combines elements of a community center and business tech hub.
Lisa Johanon opens up about the Central Detroit Christian nonprofit's business efforts, which include City Soup and the Peaches & Greens market.
An innovative home stabilization program is dedicated to helping long-time Detroiters stay in their neighborhoods.
The director of a northwest Detroit community development nonprofit talks about integrating cutting-edge green and sustainable technology into its development work.
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