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A Blaze of Innovation
Patrick Dunn
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
While most kids are wasting their time mastering Xbox, high schoolers Albert Foo and Sharath Anand are developing a new fire-fighting technology, one that extinguishes interior flames from outside the building. So far ExtinBreachR has landed them top science fair awards and a couple of small grants. But they've got bigger plans.
What's Next For Downtown Libraries
Natalie Burg
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
With the current debate over whether Ann Arbor should fund a new downtown library,
Concentrate's
Natalie Burg takes a look at communities around the country that have decided to invest in updating their libraries, not only to meet the changing demands of today but to ready themselves for tomorrow.
Summers-Knoll School: Fresh Spirit In An Old Space
Patrick Dunn
Wednesday, August 01, 2012
From a dairy to an organ donation headquarters, the building at 2203 Platt Road has morphed and mutated over the years, making it a challenge for anyone new to call it home. Enter the progressive private school Summers-Knoll, which saw a diamond in the rough. Now classroom "front porches," courtyard gardens, and a cavernous music room are key features in this ambitious architectural transformation.
Limiting Transit Options Limits Opportunities For Kids
Jon Zemke
Wednesday, May 02, 2012
In the conversation about mass transit and whether or not we develop a county-wide service one type of rider often gets overlooked - kids. What do limited transportation options mean for students without easy access to after-school activities and programs? What about the car-less volunteers who can't reach those who need help the most?
Encouraged to Think, Create, Write
Melinda Clynes
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
826michigan is well known for its Robot Repair Store and writing center in downtown Ann Arbor (not to mention its fun, offbeat events). But did you also know they tutor and host workshops in Ypsilanti? From fiction to stage plays to poetry, volunteers at their Drop-In Teen Writing Workshop inspire kids to find expression through words.
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826Michigan: Harnessing Robot & Volunteer Power
Roger Rayle
Wednesday, March 06, 2013
Last week,
Concentrate's s
peaker event asked 826Michigan's executive director Amanda Uhle how her organization attracts and activates so many volunteers and what a robot repair store has to do with teaching kids to write. If you missed the event you can still learn the answers in our video.
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Local teens select Best American Nonrequired Reading for 2012
Source: The Michigan Daily
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