MiLEAP consolidates the expansion of Pre-K for All, Sixty by 30, which would see 60% of working-age Michiganders with a postsecondary degree or certificate by 2030, and all education in between.
The Let Me Tell You initiative spotlights the experience of life and long-term prison sentences through first-person stories of people living in Michigan's 29 prisons.
Here's how a community of local culinary visionaries are using Asian food to nourish understanding and bonding between cultures.
Leslie Science and Nature Center's Nature Playscape offers young visitors opportunities to invent, engineer, slide, climb, and learn in a natural setting.
Our new Voices of Youth series launches with a look at how local young people are speaking up about, and pursuing solutions to, the stigma associated with mental health challenges.
Those who don't know Jonathan Thomas-Palmer in his capacity at Community High recognize him from his popular YouTube channel, Flipping Physics, which has over 100,000 subscribers.
The "Start" category winner was Michigan Refillery, which aims to reduce single-use plastics by buying common household products in bulk and then refilling customers’ reusable containers.
AADL is accepting proposals from audio creators who are interested in using the library's services, which include recording studio time; recording, editing, and mastering; consulting; and more.
The walk's objective is to connect people in the neighboring communities of Ann Arbor and Ypsi through candid conversations and collaboration.
One of Ann Arbor's newest food trucks, FedUp, is dedicated to addressing food injustice and food insecurity by offering free meals with a side of hope and dignity.
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