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Essay: Coronavirus has affected us so much
My main fear is “How long will my life be on pause?” I’m afraid of how long I will be stuck in the house and can’t see my friends. Will it be a couple more weeks or will it be a couple months?
SCORE Detroit launches online series for area entrepreneurs to learn from experts, each other
More than 40 small business owners gathered online last week for the first of what promises to be numerous panel discussions hosted by SCORE Detroit, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the establishment and growth of small businesses throughout the region.
Lessons from a life coach: During COVID-19 pandemic, give yourself grace for grief
When we hear the word grief, we often associate it with extreme loss such as the death of a loved one. But loss is loss, no matter how small or insignificant it may seem, and with loss, comes grief.
Q&A with Dr. Paul Thomas on COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought an overload of information — and there's a lot of misinformation out there. One family medicine doctor in Corktown helps set the record straight through regular updates on Facebook.
These Detroit grassroots groups are stepping up to help kids during the COVID-19 pandemic
All over Metro Detroit, families are struggling to make sense of life under quarantine. Some parents have been sickened by the virus, others have lost jobs. For many local kids, the lockdown has meant being stuck at home, isolated from friends and unable to learn in the way they've grown accustomed to at school. Here's how local grassroots organizations are mobilizing to help.
Here’s how Michigan helps elders stay where they want to be: at home
Three out of four people aged 50 and older want to remain at home. While it's the most cost-effective solution for elder care, it does still present some challenges. Here's how Michigan providers are addressing them.
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Coalition aims to build a healthier community in UP’s Kinross Township
The Eastern Upper Peninsula Intermediate School District and other partners are working to promote physical activity and other healthy choices in the community through the Kinross Building a Healthy Community Coalition.
From cooking classes to DIY face mask tutorials, 6 things to do during shelter in place order
From Google Meet to Facebook Live, digital platforms are helping us be together while apart. Here are six of our favorite shelter in place online ideas from Detroit organizations and businesses, from cooking classes to pop and lock tutorials.
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Working together to improve food security in Warren
As a key part of Gleaners’ Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education work, funded with grants from Michigan Fitness Foundation, the food bank works to address the long-term systemic problem of hunger.
Partner Partner Content Essay: Coronavirus has affected us so much
My main fear is “How long will my life be on pause?” I’m afraid of how long I will be stuck in the house and can’t see my friends. Will it be a couple more weeks or will it be a couple months?
SCORE Detroit launches online series for area entrepreneurs to learn from experts, each other
More than 40 small business owners gathered online last week for the first of what promises to be numerous panel discussions hosted by SCORE Detroit, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the establishment and growth of small businesses throughout the region.
Lessons from a life coach: During COVID-19 pandemic, give yourself grace for grief
When we hear the word grief, we often associate it with extreme loss such as the death of a loved one. But loss is loss, no matter how small or insignificant it may seem, and with loss, comes grief.
Q&A with Dr. Paul Thomas on COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought an overload of information — and there's a lot of misinformation out there. One family medicine doctor in Corktown helps set the record straight through regular updates on Facebook.
These Detroit grassroots groups are stepping up to help kids during the COVID-19 pandemic
All over Metro Detroit, families are struggling to make sense of life under quarantine. Some parents have been sickened by the virus, others have lost jobs. For many local kids, the lockdown has meant being stuck at home, isolated from friends and unable to learn in the way they've grown accustomed to at school. Here's how local grassroots organizations are mobilizing to help.
Here’s how Michigan helps elders stay where they want to be: at home
Three out of four people aged 50 and older want to remain at home. While it's the most cost-effective solution for elder care, it does still present some challenges. Here's how Michigan providers are addressing them.
Partner Partner Content Coalition aims to build a healthier community in UP’s Kinross Township
The Eastern Upper Peninsula Intermediate School District and other partners are working to promote physical activity and other healthy choices in the community through the Kinross Building a Healthy Community Coalition.
From cooking classes to DIY face mask tutorials, 6 things to do during shelter in place order
From Google Meet to Facebook Live, digital platforms are helping us be together while apart. Here are six of our favorite shelter in place online ideas from Detroit organizations and businesses, from cooking classes to pop and lock tutorials.
Partner Partner Content Working together to improve food security in Warren
As a key part of Gleaners’ Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education work, funded with grants from Michigan Fitness Foundation, the food bank works to address the long-term systemic problem of hunger.
