2019 Detroit Journalism Engagement Fund Grantee Updates
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Get the latest updates on our group of 2019 Detroit Journalism Engagement Fund grantees....
To arm a diverse city with information, the Documenters program trains Detroit residents to attend public meetings, take notes and share them online....
Detroit’s creative community has gained a valuable resource in the Riverwise Storytelling Workshops, which focus on grooming storytellers within the city....
Strengthening leaders and organizations that drive change across the region helps nonprofits better serve their communities and contribute to a more vibrant and resilient southeast Michigan....
The Community Foundation considers issues from the perspective of the seven counties it serves and works proactively to address the area’s greatest needs....
For LGBT community members who feel disconnected or alone, Friendly Callers has offered crucial companionship and support....
We must continue to support the LGBT community. We’ve done it before, we’d do it again, and we’ll keep doing it for the next 25 years—and beyond....
This piece originally ran in the Detroit Free Press on Saturday, May 18, 2019 Any day now, the U.S. Supreme Court will rule on whether the federal government can include...
Mariam Noland, President of the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, speaks with Chuck Stokes about the history of the Community Foundation, our initiatives, and the impact that philanthropy is playing...
This story first appeared in the Spring 2019 REPORT Newseltter Every 10 years, the United States has the responsibility of counting its population. The census is vital for several reasons: to...