Dezha Peterson is a Flint native who is passionate about her community. She is a recent social work graduate from Walden University and describes herself as a visionary, a community advocate, and a natural leader. In her spare time, she is a spoken-word poet and has shared her poetry on stages across the United States, and recently competed as a finalist in the Motown Mic poetry competition. Poetry has inspired Dezha to be passionate about writing. She can be found at local open mics and libraries, or looking for the best eateries. She is currently pursuing her Master's degree in social work and hopes to continue uplifting the Flint community.
Flint native and CPA Antonio Brown recently released the book 'Moving from Bidness to Business' to help new entrepreneurs properly legalize and structure their new businesses.
On Sunday, March 17, Sisters Supporting Sisters will hold its 'Phenomenal Woman' celebration at the UAW Local 651. During the event, three local women will be recognized for their courageous and bold leadership.
Multifaceted community leader Chia Morgan is set to host the 'Pouring into One AnotHer' empowerment event which also doubles as the ultimate girl's day. The free event happens on Saturday, March 16, at the Gloria Coles Flint Public Library.
Founded by Flint native Jordan Johnson, the organization, CRAVE Academy, seeks to bridge a gap in resources for families and individuals living with disabilities.
The Flint Center for Educational Excellence aims to bring newfound hope to the Flint education system through enriching programming and supportive services designated for Flint students.