The U.S economy loses an estimated $122 billion a year through lost earnings, productivity, and tax revenue because of the challenge parents have in finding early child care.
Michigan’s Black Impact Collaborative, formed during COVID-19, reduces health disparities with community outreach, testing, and vaccination initiatives.
The Detroit Food Commons (DFC) is set to become a transformative force in the city, offering not only access to fresh and affordable fruits and vegetables but also access to community empowerment and economic growth.
The two experts hosted a conversation about changing narratives and ensuring Black folks are safe, seen, and able to heal from trauma.
Explore the groundbreaking HBCU Health Equity Initiative led by Xavier University and Ochsner Health, aiming to reduce disparities and improve community wellness.
Sostento’s founder and CEO, Joe Agoada, reflects on the inspiring leadership and impactful discussions at the Clinton Global Initiative 2023.
Word In Black is telling local and national stories of racial healing for, about, and by Black people.
WKKF joins the BuildUS Fund, a new collaborative fund offering a generational opportunity to support a strong future of healthy and sustainable communities.
CLASP’s report highlights pandemic childcare relief funds’ positive impact on families and providers, emphasizing the need for continued funding.
Southern Imaginations, in collaboration with Policy Equity Group, aids Michigan’s PreK for All initiative by conducting stakeholder interviews, community sessions and data analysis, aiming for inclusive, accessible early childhood education.
After school programs for youth can have a life-changing impact, including local organizations in Detroit.
Hope Starts Here celebrates progress for young children in Detroit, and Kellogg and Kresge recommit their support.
