Discovering and applying new and innovative economic development tools, models, policies, and programs
Creating Jobs and Wealth in Distressed Michigan Communities
The Tendaji Talks, sponsored by Flint’s Neighborhoods Without Borders (NWB), are a multi-year exploration to dismantle racism, white power and privilege in Flint through monthly conversations and dialogues.
Flint Water Crisis Settlement and Racism
Disenfranchisement, Racism and the Midterm Elections
Youth, Social Justice, Voting and more!
Health Care Inequities, Racism, and the Midterm Elections
M.A.D.E. Institute & Returning Citizens
Black & White As Allies
Voicing Our Stories Pt. 1
Undoing Systemic Racism Pt. 1
The History of the Black Church in Flint Pt. 1
The History of the Black Church in Flint Pt. 2
The History of the Black Church in Flint Pt. 3
The History of the Black Church in Flint Pt. 4
The Black Church and Civil Rights Pt. 1
The Black Church and Civil Rights Pt. 2
The Black Church and Civil Rights Pt. 3
The Black Church and Civil Rights Pt. 4
Civil Rights, Progress and Drugs in the Community Pt. 1
Civil Rights, Progress and Drugs in the Community Pt. 2
Civil Rights, Progress and Drugs in the Community Pt. 3
Civil Rights, Progress and Drugs in the Community Pt. 4
The Young African American Experience in Flint Pt .1
The Young African American Experience in Flint Pt .2
The Young African American Experience in Flint Pt .3
Charles Winfrey Pt. 1
Traci Currie Pt. 1
Traci Currie Pt. 1
Dr. Joyce Piert Pt. 1
Valdemar L. Washington Pt. 1
Michael Madden Pt. 1
Jeff Bean Pt. 1
Tim Collardey Pt. 1
Dorinda Carter Andrews Pt. 1
Carlton Evans Pt. 1
Hubert Roberts Pt. 1
Hubert Roberts Pt. 1
Erica Britt Pt. 1
Artina Sadler and Traci Kim Pt. 1
Artina Sadler and Traci Kim Pt. 2
Artina Sadler and Traci Kim Pt. 3
Dr. Ruben O. Martinez Pt. 1