B-Ray: Flint’s local DJ and community activist
Flint's Brandon "B-Ray" Jamison hosts a popular radio show on Club 93.7, and also uses his influence to help the community.
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“Holding his hand every day felt like the last bit of humanity I had left”
We were terrified. No one had ever lived through something like this before. None of us had ever witnessed a virus take the lives and health of individuals so quickly and so aggressively.
M.A.D.E. Men: Transforming the lives of returning citizens
“We work to restore the civil/human rights of the formerly incarcerated and those affected by violence."
Task force member hopes to find more resources to provide education, fight poverty in Flint
“I want things to be different. I want small kids and adults in this community to feel like they can call the police and know that the police are there to help them.”
Learn how the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority has been serving Flint since the 1950s
“There was something special about the women who were AKAs."
Sixth Annual African American Film Series goes virtual this year
Communities First, Inc., and the Flint Institute of Arts are taking the sixth annual African American Film Series virtual this year.
Feedback from participants in community dialogues on racism shows hope amidst challenges
Approximately 89 percent of residents who participated in community dialogues on race and racism in the city over the summer expressed hope that it can be eliminated.
Flint couple appears on former presidential candidate Julián Castro’s podcast
Pastor Ezra Tillman Jr. and Catrina Tillman appeared on the 'Our America' podcast, hosted by former presidential candidate and HUD secretary Julián Castro.
“Don’t let anyone tell you your vote doesn’t count”
Chia Morgan, a community activist and local organizer of Flint's #walkthevote parades, discusses Tuesday's election and the importance of voting.
Policing task force member has message to youth: “It’s your time to take over”
Ralph Arellano, a longtime public servant and community advocate, is hoping to raise awareness of the language barrier Latinx residents sometimes face in interactions with police.
“Holding his hand every day felt like the last bit of humanity I had left”
We were terrified. No one had ever lived through something like this before. None of us had ever witnessed a virus take the lives and health of individuals so quickly and so aggressively.
M.A.D.E. Men: Transforming the lives of returning citizens
“We work to restore the civil/human rights of the formerly incarcerated and those affected by violence."
Task force member hopes to find more resources to provide education, fight poverty in Flint
“I want things to be different. I want small kids and adults in this community to feel like they can call the police and know that the police are there to help them.”
Learn how the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority has been serving Flint since the 1950s
“There was something special about the women who were AKAs."
Sixth Annual African American Film Series goes virtual this year
Communities First, Inc., and the Flint Institute of Arts are taking the sixth annual African American Film Series virtual this year.
Feedback from participants in community dialogues on racism shows hope amidst challenges
Approximately 89 percent of residents who participated in community dialogues on race and racism in the city over the summer expressed hope that it can be eliminated.
Flint couple appears on former presidential candidate Julián Castro’s podcast
Pastor Ezra Tillman Jr. and Catrina Tillman appeared on the 'Our America' podcast, hosted by former presidential candidate and HUD secretary Julián Castro.
“Don’t let anyone tell you your vote doesn’t count”
Chia Morgan, a community activist and local organizer of Flint's #walkthevote parades, discusses Tuesday's election and the importance of voting.
Policing task force member has message to youth: “It’s your time to take over”
Ralph Arellano, a longtime public servant and community advocate, is hoping to raise awareness of the language barrier Latinx residents sometimes face in interactions with police.
