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Bridge Michigan | How programs in Kent County and Detroit are reducing Black infant mortality

Children deserve to grow up in equitable communities as well as trust the institutions around them and feel confident about their futures.
By Every Child ThrivesJune 6, 20220
Health

What do Black and Latino-owned businesses in Detroit need? Access to capital.

TechTown Detroit and ProsperUs Detroit are supporting people of color-owned businesses in building credit histories, providing business ...
By Samantha MeinkeMarch 23, 2022
Impact Investing
Students attending "Better Building, Better Blocks"

Building a pipeline for a better built Detroit

"Better Building, Better Blocks" is a nine-month property development training program that educates Detroiters on the small-scale ...
By Allie DownsFebruary 21, 2022
Community Engagement

How the pandemic has changed feeding vulnerable children and families in Detroit

During the pandemic, many people in the metropolitan Detroit community worried about finding food. “It was just ...
By Samantha MeinkeFebruary 21, 2022
Food Systems

Faith in action builds a thriving neighborhood in Detroit

BLVD Harambee offers various pathways to success through college scholarships, their popular business incubator for young entrepreneurs, ...
By Every Child ThrivesFebruary 21, 2022
Jobs

Philanthropy in everyday life: WKKF staff and community giving

This February, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation’s Black affinity group, Mizizi, honors the centuries-long tradition of community giving and mutual aid within Black communities. ...
By Ciara ColemanFebruary 17, 20220
Community Engagement
mobile unit van in Detroit

Community-informed strategies improved Detroit’s COVID response

When COVID-19 hit Detroit in March of 2020, the challenges facing the city were instantly overwhelming and ...
By NaimaJanuary 27, 2022
Health

Supporting children and families through neighborhood hubs in Detroit

Jenny Davis was walking her kids to school one day two years ago when she met a ...
By Samantha MeinkeJanuary 27, 2022
Education
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With women: Supporting community-based midwives

A collaboration in Detroit is working to broaden options for maternal care in Michigan, specifically the midwifery ...
By Kari CarlsonDecember 13, 2021
Health

Equitable opportunities for entrepreneurs of color in Detroit

In 2015, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation created the Entrepreneurs of Color Fund with the Detroit Development Fund ...
By Every Child ThrivesMay 11, 2021
Impact Investing

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