During Reading Month, 11-year-old author George Latham IV visits classrooms across Detroit, and Metro Detroit, to offer something just as important as literacy: representation.
For Detroiters looking for inspiration, the city itself has long been the setting and subject of countless books.
The play “Unseen” focuses on the realities of trafficking, the importance of child safety, the power of collective action and systemic accountability. The two-part play focuses on the societal symptoms that cause teenage girls to go missing.
Beyond naming the expansion orsa Music Hall, the partnership will support programming, education, and community engagement.
Long-term perspective keeps Hope Starts Here imperatives relevant despite policy changes.
Kwame Simmons has expand the Simmons Advantage to address the gap between school districts and the educational needs of children with disabilities.
Recientes cambios en políticas federales y estatales vinculados a la Ley One Big Beautiful Bill Act han generado nueva incertidumbre para los sistemas de primera infancia en todo el país.
Michigan is making meaningful strides to advance early childhood education but could make even more by looking to other states' models.
Over the past two decades, Anthony Thompson has become one of Detroit’s best-known entertainment professionals. Now he's passing his knowledge of the business on to the next generation.
The Multicultural Professional Readiness Education Program will be able to grow its service volume by at least 140%.
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