Resilient Neighborhoods: This Detroit farmers market is reuniting neighbors isolated by the pandemic
A beloved Detroit farmers markets is back this season with some new innovations.
Model D has teamed up with The Kresge Foundation for a reporting and engagement series looking at community-building in Detroit neighborhoods. The series seeks to raise awareness about the work of 21 Community Development Organizations (CDOs), known as Detroit 21, currently receiving support from Kresge, while also amplifying the voices of residents in their respective neighborhoods.
A beloved Detroit farmers markets is back this season with some new innovations.
These are observations that came to mind while I was covering Detroit neighborhoods during the pandemic.
Disrupted by COVID-19, summer programming is getting back into swing a Woodbridge neighborhood park.
These upcoming market spaces could be be boon for people-of-color-owned businesses in a historic Detroit neighborhood.
These organizations are showing just how important community members are to building a sustainable future.
These two Detroit community development organizations are doing their best to put the community back in to community health programming.
Detroit block clubs and neighborhood associations share stories that allowed them to grow and make an impact.
Detroiter Leslie Jackson's path to homeownership was made possible through an innovative initiative sponsored by the Detroit-based nonprofit Southwest Housing Solutions.
Over the last decade-and-a-half, an energetic community development organization has helped bring affordable housing and hope to a neglected corner of Detroit.
Interdependence is key to understanding this Cody Rouge development organization's relationship to its community.
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