Dancing in the new year
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago will have two performances presented by Dance @ Detroit Opera on Jan. 24 and 25.
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Detroit lights up for the holidays
Christmas lights show off the beauty of the city and are guaranteed to put any non-Grinch into the holiday spirit.
Reviving Detroit’s Regent Park neighborhood
Impacted by decades of disinvestment, crime, poverty, and lack of resources and opportunity, Detroit’s Regent Park is experiencing a revival led by east side nonprofit LifeBUILDERS.
How Detroit Public Schools bridges the care gap with innovative Health Hubs
Detroit’s Health Hubs embed medical, behavioral, and dental care inside schools, ensuring students receive essential services and thrive in class.
Detroit students bring food to seniors’ doorsteps
Older people are especially vulnerable to food insecurity for a variety of reasons. Detroit Catholic Pastoral Alliance fights that with food boxes – and has assembled a multigenerational team to make the deliveries happen.
Transforming Detroit neighborhoods from within
From gun violence reduction to youth mentorship and block revitalization, Negus Vu’s work blends data-driven strategy with genuine care.
‘Close Friends’ and Real-Life Risks: How Detroit Teens Watch Out for Each Other Online
Today’s teen see potential threats unfold right on their phones. And when they see something, they say something.
Samaritas opens House of Innovation to reimagine social work through tech and collaboration
The new Detroit-based House of Innovation brings tech startups and social service leaders together to reshape how care is delivered.
Detroit teens take charge: Youth lead conversations with mayoral candidates
Detroit teens challenge mayoral candidates on safety, jobs, and equality, showing they’re ready to shape the city’s future.
How generations of Detroit visual artists are feeling about the rise of AI
As AI use continues to grow, Detroit’s creative community is navigating what it means for the future of art, and the conversation has many layers.
Detroit lights up for the holidays
Christmas lights show off the beauty of the city and are guaranteed to put any non-Grinch into the holiday spirit.
Reviving Detroit’s Regent Park neighborhood
Impacted by decades of disinvestment, crime, poverty, and lack of resources and opportunity, Detroit’s Regent Park is experiencing a revival led by east side nonprofit LifeBUILDERS.
How Detroit Public Schools bridges the care gap with innovative Health Hubs
Detroit’s Health Hubs embed medical, behavioral, and dental care inside schools, ensuring students receive essential services and thrive in class.
Detroit students bring food to seniors’ doorsteps
Older people are especially vulnerable to food insecurity for a variety of reasons. Detroit Catholic Pastoral Alliance fights that with food boxes – and has assembled a multigenerational team to make the deliveries happen.
Transforming Detroit neighborhoods from within
From gun violence reduction to youth mentorship and block revitalization, Negus Vu’s work blends data-driven strategy with genuine care.
‘Close Friends’ and Real-Life Risks: How Detroit Teens Watch Out for Each Other Online
Today’s teen see potential threats unfold right on their phones. And when they see something, they say something.
Samaritas opens House of Innovation to reimagine social work through tech and collaboration
The new Detroit-based House of Innovation brings tech startups and social service leaders together to reshape how care is delivered.
Detroit teens take charge: Youth lead conversations with mayoral candidates
Detroit teens challenge mayoral candidates on safety, jobs, and equality, showing they’re ready to shape the city’s future.
How generations of Detroit visual artists are feeling about the rise of AI
As AI use continues to grow, Detroit’s creative community is navigating what it means for the future of art, and the conversation has many layers.
