Ward 1 Productions, Ypsilanti's youth-driven creative agency, takes a closer look at the stories behind Parkridge Community Center's portraits of important historical figures from Ypsi.
Run by, and for, students, the Blue Ocean Entrepreneurship Competition is the biggest of its kind in the United States.
This will be the 11th Ignite Ann Arbor, which features local experts giving five-minute presentations on a variety of topics.
The one-day intensive course teaches entrepreneurs a broad range of skills from business plan development to marketing strategy. Scholarships will likely be offered based on financial need.
The National Association of African Americans in Human Resources has helped create new programming for Ypsi students, held film screenings, and more over the past year.
We took a look at local schools that are working to build a more diverse and inclusive student body and staff while providing a quality education.
The Ypsilanti District Library marked its district-wide 150th Birthday Bash this past Saturday. We chatted with a few attendees about their experiences with the library.
Mentor2Youth currently serves about 75 kids on average each year through its various initiatives, which include programs on reading, math, and financial literacy.
United Way's local chapter has begun to prioritize financial stability initiatives in the past two years, as income inequality has grown in Washtenaw County.
Enjoy full video of our July 18, 2018 discussion, moderated by Yen Azzaro and featuring panelists DJ Cherif, Jermaine Dickerson, Morgan Foreman, and Elize Jekabson.
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