In this solutions-based listening session, we'll learn about how several Metro Detroit organizations are working on solutions for improving access to democracy by encouraging and facilitating civic participation in underserved communities.
If you're a resident of Jefferson Chalmers, we're looking for your stories of life in the neighborhood.
As part of our effort to profile neighborhood innovators, we created a map of where these people do the majority of their work to show how amazing individuals can be found in every corner of the city.
Stephen Henderson, host of WDET's Detroit Today, will speak with panelists about gentrification and affordable housing at the final panel event as part of our Equitable Development series.
As part of our ongoing Equitable Development series, we'll be co-hosting a panel on how methods for community control -- like land trusts and cooperatives -- can bring greater prosperity to Detroiters. This event is free and open to the public.
As part of our ongoing Equitable Development series, we'll be discussing how development can produce lasting, well-paying jobs for Detroiters. The event is free and open to the public.
As part of Model D's Equitable Development Speaker Series, we'll be co-hosting four speaker events. The first on August 14 is on developer margins.
Looking for some great summer reading? We've got you covered with books by these Michigan authors.
To conclude four-month series in the neighborhood, we're hosting a conversation at the Jam Handy with residents presenting community ventures and projects.
At Model D, we have a diverse group of contributors with different backgrounds, interests, and ways of engaging with the city. Here's what excites us most about Detroit in the coming year.
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