Ypsilanti-based program works to improve Latinx community’s quality of life by supporting its youth
Buenos Vecinos provides both academic assistance and a supportive social network aimed at addressing the local Latinx community's top concerns.
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Ypsilanti Meals on Wheels partners with Michigan Medicine, expands meal deliveries to Saturdays
This is the first time in 14 years that the organization has been able to provide meals on Saturdays.
Ypsi school and library gardens bring education outside
Every school in the Ypsilanti Community Schools system has an on-site garden, as does each branch of the Ypsilanti District Library. Here's how they create a variety of educational experiences for kids.
Bridging 23 Unity Walk expects increased participation for second Ypsi-Ann Arbor march
Forty people participated in last year's walk from Ann Arbor to Ypsi. Eighty have already registered for this year's event, which will reverse the route.
Totally Awesome Fest celebrates 15 years of free, spontaneous art in Ypsi
A laid-back, experimental spirit has continued to draw performers and audiences to the annual event, which takes place in unconventional venues across Ypsi.
Could south Ann Arbor’s office district become a second downtown?
The city and members of the business community are considering a variety of new strategies to diversify the area's business mix and add new infrastructure and amenities.
Midwest Growth Capital Symposium expands focus, offers investment opportunities for entrepreneurs
The former Michigan Growth Capital Symposium will mark a shift to a broader regional focus when it returns on May 14 and 15.
Ann Arbor software companies and Microsoft team up to save the planet with AI
Two Ann Arbor companies are sponsoring an upcoming Earth Day event aimed at bringing environmentalists and AI professionals together to solve environmental issues.
Local women of color to share “Untold Stories of Liberation and Love” through new poetry project
Five local activists and poets have launched a series of workshops in Ypsilanti that will culminate in the publication of a poetry anthology by Washtenaw County women of color.
With new funding coalition, Washtenaw My Brother’s Keeper builds momentum for local youth of color
The local chapter of an Obama-era program aimed at supporting young people of color has had ups and downs since it launched in 2016, but numerous community partners have recently aligned to push it forward.
Ypsilanti Meals on Wheels partners with Michigan Medicine, expands meal deliveries to Saturdays
This is the first time in 14 years that the organization has been able to provide meals on Saturdays.
Ypsi school and library gardens bring education outside
Every school in the Ypsilanti Community Schools system has an on-site garden, as does each branch of the Ypsilanti District Library. Here's how they create a variety of educational experiences for kids.
Bridging 23 Unity Walk expects increased participation for second Ypsi-Ann Arbor march
Forty people participated in last year's walk from Ann Arbor to Ypsi. Eighty have already registered for this year's event, which will reverse the route.
Totally Awesome Fest celebrates 15 years of free, spontaneous art in Ypsi
A laid-back, experimental spirit has continued to draw performers and audiences to the annual event, which takes place in unconventional venues across Ypsi.
Could south Ann Arbor’s office district become a second downtown?
The city and members of the business community are considering a variety of new strategies to diversify the area's business mix and add new infrastructure and amenities.
Midwest Growth Capital Symposium expands focus, offers investment opportunities for entrepreneurs
The former Michigan Growth Capital Symposium will mark a shift to a broader regional focus when it returns on May 14 and 15.
Ann Arbor software companies and Microsoft team up to save the planet with AI
Two Ann Arbor companies are sponsoring an upcoming Earth Day event aimed at bringing environmentalists and AI professionals together to solve environmental issues.
Local women of color to share “Untold Stories of Liberation and Love” through new poetry project
Five local activists and poets have launched a series of workshops in Ypsilanti that will culminate in the publication of a poetry anthology by Washtenaw County women of color.
With new funding coalition, Washtenaw My Brother’s Keeper builds momentum for local youth of color
The local chapter of an Obama-era program aimed at supporting young people of color has had ups and downs since it launched in 2016, but numerous community partners have recently aligned to push it forward.
