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Tapology celebrates 24 years of legacy, leadership, and Flint’s next generation.
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Flint to Co-design National Health Equity Research Program with Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Flint helps co-design national health equity research, shifting power to community voices.
The Pulse Continues: Inside Tapology’s Intergenerational Legacy
Tapology celebrates 24 years of legacy, leadership, and Flint’s next generation.
How UM-Flint Students Are Rebuilding The Michigan Times
The Michigan Times returns to UM-Flint, aiming to rebuild trust and reconnect campus and community.
Black Violin Brings Strings, Beats, and Belonging Back to Flint
Black Violin returns to Flint, blending hip-hop and classical music while uplifting community and youth.
From Flint Classrooms to Ivy League Schools: Carrying Flint Into Elite Institutions
Flint native Randi Richardson documents the Flintstones who left and attended Ivy League schools.
Holistic Health with Dr. Shan Jackson: Its Growing Impact in Flint and Beyond
Dr. Shan Jackson empowers youth through wellness, mentorship, and education—locally and globally.
Mott Million Dollar Challenge invites next generation to lead with bold ideas
The Mott Foundation launches a national pitch competition for K–12 students with $1 million in prizes.
The Greater Flint African American Sports Hall of Fame (GFAASHOF) will announce its Class of 2026 Inductees
The Greater Flint African American Sports Hall of Fame announces its Class of 2026 on Feb. 10.
PreK for All expands early learning access for Flint families
Michigan’s PreK for All expansion has given Genesee County families access to high-quality preschool education.
FIM Winter season brings the star fever, Black History Month concerts, more in Feb.
FIM Flint School of Performing Arts has a diverse lineup of performing arts events, showcasing star power throughout the Winter 2026 season.
First, they came for independent journalists
Flint native, author, and former journalist, Bob Campbell, explains why the media should stand in defense of their own and the 1st Amendment.
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