Building Matters aims to help Ann Arbor residents understand themselves better and bridge the gap from consumption of space and buildings to active engagement in them.
The nonprofit is expanding its advocacy efforts to raise awareness of the issues formerly incarcerated people face.
Hour of Code at AAPS will give students the opportunity to take part in various coding activities and interact with successful industry insiders.
optiMize, a student-led organization that supports students in creating projects that promote a more just and sustainable world, has seen wild growth since it started in 2012.
U-M social work students collaborated with Sugarbrook residents for a semester to study engagement, policy, and community organizing in a real-life situation.
Students (and teachers) can now use Bulb, an award-winning digital platform, to create online portfolios that highlight professional and personal achievements and future goals.
Chelsea, Dexter, and Manchester are part of the 5 Healthy Towns Project, which has implemented a variety of programs over the past decade to help residents eat better, move more, connect with each other in healthy ways, and avoid unhealthy substances.
The program is a collaboration between the Ypsilanti District Library, youth writing and tutoring program 826michigan, and Eastern Michigan University's (EMU) Office of Campus and Community Writing.
After founding Mentor 2 Youth nine years ago, Emmanuel Jones has stepped down and handed the reins over to local minister Darryl Johnson.
At the meeting, community members will share experiences with predatory loans and government officials will provide information on legislation that can help protect borrowers.
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