"I believe that as a collective, we have to give ourselves grace when it comes to being human." Dr. Aisha Harris talks about prioritizing mental health care in the Black community.
Following two years of virtual learning due to COVID-19, nearly 90 high school students had their first in-person graduation from TeenQuest’s pre-employment and leadership training program.
“We want our best and brightest to build their vision here and to work with companies that can use their skill sets.” The new partnership involves a series of new programs and initiatives aimed to stimulate economic growth in Genesee County.
The CASES program, located inside of the Michigan Works building of downtown Flint, offers valuable information about finances, taxes, and more.
Through the Museums for All program, two local museums are able to offer discounted admission fees for SNAP benefits recipients, to encourage more enriching visits for Genesee County youth.
New York Times journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones is scheduled to speak at the Ballenger Eminent Persons Lecture Series of MCC at the Capitol Theatre in Flint.
Genesee Intermediate School District and Crim Fitness Foundation are delivering programs that encourage youth and adults across Genesee County to eat healthily and move more.
For almost 20 years, Traverse City Area Public Schools has delivered SNAP-Ed programs in schools to encourage students to eat more fruits and vegetables and engage in physical activity.
MADE Institute and MSU professor Rodlescia Sneed partner for a special project that addresses the state of health of formerly incarcerated individuals.
Beginning Feb. 21, Mott Community College’s Fine Arts Gallery will host an exhibition of reliefs and paintings by creative Andrea Ondish.
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