Each young participant will start off with a free $25 deposit in a children's savings account, and students from lower-income families can receive an additional $475.
A new report from the United Way of Washtenaw County finds that 27% of households in the county are asset limited, income constrained, and employed.
The Tri-County Culturally Responsive Mathematics Summer Institute will relate mathematics to students' lives and interests. It's open to students in Washtenaw, Oakland, and Wayne counties.
Along with guest speakers with lived mental health experience, the event will feature community vendors presenting family activities, music, games, therapy animals, and snacks.
The free virtual event will involve several panels and discussions covering a variety of topics for those interested in starting a new business, seasoned small business owners, and anyone in between.
Voce Velata is putting underrepresented composers at center stage through a youth ensemble and educational resources.
The funds will go to local organizations focusing on homelessness and other factors which may contribute to homelessness, such as access to healthy foods.
Higher demand compared to national trends is driving continued interest in popular neighborhoods – and even creating some new hot areas.
The SummerWorks program, which matches young adults with paid internships and mentoring in Washtenaw County, will return this summer for its eighth season.
Young low-level offenders who are also primary caregivers to a family member will be given a chance to have criminal charges dropped after participating in supportive services.
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