Want to know about girls in business startups, high tech, and cybersecurity? How about where girls stand on issues of equal pay and gender equality? Ask the Girl Scouts.
More than 70 loans from Fitzgerald homeowners have been approved in a 0%-interest program designed to help residents repair houses in the neighborhood. With $1.05 million invested and 42 of those projects already completed, organizers want to get the word out.
Camp Dinner Table was designed for families to come back to the table to build family unity and cook quality meals together.
CHASS, which turns 50 this year, is a community-based, Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) in southwest Detroit that provides care to underserved African American and Latino populations. It serves close to 11,000 patients a year, 70 percent of whom are Spanish speaking.
North End leaders are working to bring back a legendary spot that once played host to the likes of Aretha Franklin and Smokey Robinson and honor legacy of shoe shine owner.
For years, the North End Neighborhood Patrol has kept watch over the neighborhood. But Phillis Judkins and her young ambassadors have a much bigger vision in mind for their neighborhood.
Better Arguments brings newcomers and established Detroiters together for transformative dialogue.
Detroit struggles with high infant mortality rates. But a local midwifery group wants to help change that with neighborhood discussions about birthing options.
Childcare located right at the workplace may be the ultimate convenience for working parents. And it's also something that businesses and institutions in Detroit have recently been adding to improve the wellbeing of their employees.
A Montessori, Waldorf, and Reggio Emilia-inspired pre-school for inquisitive kids, Detroit Parent Collective is also an affordable, non-judgmental, and work-friendly space.
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