June 2018

The Education Trust-Midwest's Center for Excellence Teaching and Learning instructor says children are her calling.

Do summer right.

This program seeks to raise ACT scores and student engagement to prepare youth for a dynamic global economy.

One of the oldest biker clubs in Detroit talks culture, community and camaraderie.

These dads hope to redefine the perception of black fatherhood not only for themselves, but for their communities.

Some people are using the Second Amendment to protect themselves, but can we really fight fire with fire?

Desiree Cooper reminds of our civic and community responsibility.

Dr. Alexandria Conley Glenn walks us through the crucial procedure.

Led by English teacher Sirrita Darby, Detroit Preparatory High School students tackle their grief.

Geek out and grow.

DeMarcus Hughes is 'clowning for life.'

Owner Jevona Watson says you need not go downtown for a great cup of joe.

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fliest of the them all?

The Detroit-based brand is committed to giving back to the environment.

Settles' colleagues reflect on the 50-year veteran's work ethic and community commitment.

The bike sharing service wants confident riders.

Young motherhood needn't be a dead-end road.

Thursday nights have never been so musical.

On May 6, the Detroit Branch NAACP invited guests to Cobo Center in Detroit for its 63rd annual Fight for Freedom Fund Dinner, themed "We Can’t Rest Now, The Stakes Are Too High!" U.S. Sen. Cory Booker served as keynote speaker for this evening meant to recognize community influencers and remind of our civil responsibility within the current political climate.

BLAC celebrates love.

Abdul Golden's product line is custom-built for the grown and sexy black man.

FARM seeks to reunite dads with their children by fostering growth through accountability and skill building.

The documentary premiers Sunday, July 1 on History.

The org that invented the unique micro locs term and process stops in Detroit.