Partner Partner Content Greater Flint Health Coalition + SNAP-Ed = a healthier community
The GFHC has added two new programs that will encourage and support Flint residents in eating healthy and moving more.
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New youth program in Flint aims to transform mindsets and empower communities
We celebrate the failures and learn from them, responsibility gives us purpose.”
The GEARup2GROW program aims to teach the youth of Flint the G.E.A.R. concepts of Growth Mindset, Empathy, Action, and Responsibility.
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Michigan schools adopt new software to expand mental health services
All 56 of the state's ISDs now have access to a software product for managing behavioral health referrals, screenings, treatment plans, and more.
Hostile Terrain 94 exhibit honors thousands of migrants through art and awareness
The HT94 art display at Flint Farmers’ Market raises awareness about migrants who lost their lives crossing the Sonoran Desert from the mid-90s to 2019.
How the FIA’s facilities are exposing UM-Flint students to the wonders of glassworking
The Glass Studios at the Flint Institute of Art provides an open space and opportunity for education, teamwork, and creativity.
Introducing Buckham Gallery’s 2nd Writer In Residence: Natasha Thomas
"The truer you are to your voice, the people that you’re supposed to find, find you." Flint native Natasha Thomas becomes Buckham Gallery’s 2nd Writer In Residence.
Flint’s community model for schools swept the nation but is now a forgotten relic
Flintside photo-journalist Jenifer Veloso takes a deep dive into the origin of Flint's community model for schools and gives an inside look at the ruins of schools left behind in the city.
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Food Navigators deliver healthy food to the people
While many farmers' markets draw people to their location to buy local fresh fruits and vegetables, Amy St. Germain takes the farmers market to the people.
“Don’t be afraid to try what you like:” Flint Teen is preparing to be the next science media star
"Don’t be afraid to try what you like:" Lydia Taylor is a finalist in the Breakthrough Junior College Competition (BJCC) which could win her $250,000 in scholarship money.
Flint native discusses “sharing the keys” on The Ray Podcast
"I want this to be a consistent, everyday, successful thing you can execute every day."
New youth program in Flint aims to transform mindsets and empower communities
We celebrate the failures and learn from them, responsibility gives us purpose.” The GEARup2GROW program aims to teach the youth of Flint the G.E.A.R. concepts of Growth Mindset, Empathy, Action, and Responsibility.
Partner Partner Content Michigan schools adopt new software to expand mental health services
All 56 of the state's ISDs now have access to a software product for managing behavioral health referrals, screenings, treatment plans, and more.
Hostile Terrain 94 exhibit honors thousands of migrants through art and awareness
The HT94 art display at Flint Farmers’ Market raises awareness about migrants who lost their lives crossing the Sonoran Desert from the mid-90s to 2019.
How the FIA’s facilities are exposing UM-Flint students to the wonders of glassworking
The Glass Studios at the Flint Institute of Art provides an open space and opportunity for education, teamwork, and creativity.
Introducing Buckham Gallery’s 2nd Writer In Residence: Natasha Thomas
"The truer you are to your voice, the people that you’re supposed to find, find you." Flint native Natasha Thomas becomes Buckham Gallery’s 2nd Writer In Residence.
Flint’s community model for schools swept the nation but is now a forgotten relic
Flintside photo-journalist Jenifer Veloso takes a deep dive into the origin of Flint's community model for schools and gives an inside look at the ruins of schools left behind in the city.
Partner Partner Content Food Navigators deliver healthy food to the people
While many farmers' markets draw people to their location to buy local fresh fruits and vegetables, Amy St. Germain takes the farmers market to the people.
“Don’t be afraid to try what you like:” Flint Teen is preparing to be the next science media star
"Don’t be afraid to try what you like:" Lydia Taylor is a finalist in the Breakthrough Junior College Competition (BJCC) which could win her $250,000 in scholarship money.
Flint native discusses “sharing the keys” on The Ray Podcast
"I want this to be a consistent, everyday, successful thing you can execute every day."
