PHOTOS: See inside Detroit’s new Wilson Park before it opens this weekend
We got an early tour of the new 22-acre Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Centennial Park, which will open to the public on Oct. 25.
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TéMaTé Institute’s convening celebrates African diasporic traditions through dance and storytelling
TéMaTé Institute’s 2025 convening, Ritual: Rhythms of Life and Legacy, celebrates movement, memory, and cultural connection in Detroit.
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For Detroiters who cannot qualify for a traditional mortgage, community development organizations use creative means to help individuals and families finance their first home.
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The Pulse initiative is transforming early childhood in Michigan by bridging the gap between research and practice.
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With fair financing, non-predatory loans, and strong community ties, credit unions create empowerment and ownership for their members.
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