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MCMW is creating an alternative network of care in Detroit, providing individual & community healing support that combines compassion & praxis for safer responses apart…
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The Media 2070 project, launched in 2020, calls on media companies, the government, philanthropy and the broader public to reckon with and repair the historical…
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Studio 8278 takes its name from 8278 Greenlawn, the Detroit home of founder Cornetta Lane-Smith’s grandmother, Laura. That porch is where Cornetta’s love for storytelling…
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Art-ology is a Detroit-based organization that empowers emerging artists through education, exposure, and entrepreneurial support. By combining mentorship, business training, and mental health-centered programs, Art-ology…
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House of Jit is a group of artists specializing in the Detroit-born dance style, known as “Jit”. House of Jit was founded in 2019, by…
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The Radical Communicators Network is a community of practice for emerging and experienced movement and communications workers. We strengthen and radically politicize the ecosystem of…
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Xi’im Ek Balam is a decolonial peace futures think tank. We specialize in indigenous and arts based research, site specific pilot projects, and cultural intervention…
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An 18-minute short film about the investigation of a relationship workshop called Dolls, led by and for trans women. GENE, its charismatic power hungry leader…
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Tzedek Lab is the hearth for the Jewish Left. We are a national multiracial network fortifying and aligning Jewish and allied movement practitioners to coordinate…
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Progress Is Impossible Without Change GLAI leverages every artistic avenue to create tangible and sustainable impact across the Detroit arts ecosystem, lessening economic barriers for…
