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.
For Mary Sheffield, Detroit’s future begins with keeping families housed
Detroit’s City Council president has become the city's first woman mayor, with housing for single-mother-led households as a major part of her platform.
JPMorganChase surpasses $2 billion in Detroit investments and unveils new downtown office
JPMorganChase is relocating to a new, state-of-the-art office in the heart of downtown at Hudson’s Detroit, building on more than 90 years of doing business in Detroit.
The Residences at the Hotel David Whitney are now for sale
A historic landmark now offers 79 exclusive condominiums in the heart of downtown Detroit.
How Medicaid supports early education and child development
Health care access is inseparable from academic success.
A deeper commitment to Detroit Arts and community development comes from Hudson-Webber Foundation
A multi-million dollar Investment provides critical funding and bolsters one of Southeast Michigan’s largest arts and cultural initiatives while supporting nonprofit collaboration throughout metro Detroit.
‘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.
Partner Partner Content How JPMorganChase is investing in Detroit communities: Q&A with new Global Philanthropy Lead Katrina Chaves
Katrina Chaves of JPMorganChase says Detroit's greatest strength is its people—the heart, grit, and determination of communities who have been through a lot and keep moving forward. The authenticity and creative energy in this city are unmatched.
Early childhood millage dollars prepare the littlest Michiganders for school success
In Kent County, millage funding supports 30 programs delivered by 16 local organizations.
The Power of Us: National Black Men in Leadership Conference centers unity and collective impact
iHeart Media’s Tony Coles and CEO of the Unity Collaborative Darlene King-Turner discuss the upcoming conference and what leadership looks like for Black men today.
