Cancer feasibility study launches in Flint to explore environmental and health links
Michigan State University and the University of Michigan have partnered with Flint residents to begin an epidemiological cancer research project in Flint.
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Flint Institute of Arts to host ‘Brilliant Minds’ interactive workshop this weekend
The Flint Institute of Arts will host the 'Brilliant Minds Symposium' workshop on Saturday, September 14, from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the FIA’s Isabell Hall. The interactive workshop will explore the link between cognitive health and the arts.
Valley Area Agency on Aging empowers senior citizens through information and assistance resources
The Valley Area Agency on Aging offers a range of services, including home-delivered meals, caregiver resources, balance classes, in-home services, and referrals for senior services.
How public art helps to tell the Rx Kids story in Flint
Patrick Hayes takes a deeper look at how public art has played a significant role in raising awareness of the Rx Kids program in Flint.
Addressing cultural, language barriers that hinder health equity
Many people from refugee, immigrant, and migrant communities experience significant logistical barriers to COVID-19 vaccination. That’s where Disability Rights Michigan has stepped in to increase access.
Journalist Tracie McMillan examines systemic white privilege in new book ‘The White Bonus’
Journalist and New York Times bestselling author Tracie McMillan discusses her latest book, 'The White Bonus: Five Families and the Cash Value of Racism in America.' In it, she examines how her family and four others have benefited financially over generations by being white alone.
Hamilton Community Health Network provides helpful tips for the health of mothers
For Mother’s Day this year, Hamilton Community Health Network provides five valuable tips for local moms to gain and maintain their physical and mental health.
Mobile clinics offer model of health care that treats patients where they are
Mobile clinics offer a model of health care for people who otherwise face barriers to accessing health care. This on-demand service helps seniors and people with disabilities to get vaccines and other care.
I.G.N.I.T.E. program encourages Genesee County inmates to heal through storytelling
Flintside contributor Jerimiah Whitehead visited the Genesee County Jail to learn about I.G.N.I.T.E.'s 'Healing Through Your Story' writing program. The 10-week program gives incarcerated women space to heal through creative writing and storytelling.
Genesee Early College Robotics Team ‘TESLA’ places 85th at State Competition
The Genesee Early College Robotics Team 'TESLA' placed 85th with 153 ranking points at the FIRST® in Michigan State Championship with their robot named Ultra Sonic Boombox a.k.a USB.
Flint Institute of Arts to host ‘Brilliant Minds’ interactive workshop this weekend
The Flint Institute of Arts will host the 'Brilliant Minds Symposium' workshop on Saturday, September 14, from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the FIA’s Isabell Hall. The interactive workshop will explore the link between cognitive health and the arts.
Valley Area Agency on Aging empowers senior citizens through information and assistance resources
The Valley Area Agency on Aging offers a range of services, including home-delivered meals, caregiver resources, balance classes, in-home services, and referrals for senior services.
How public art helps to tell the Rx Kids story in Flint
Patrick Hayes takes a deeper look at how public art has played a significant role in raising awareness of the Rx Kids program in Flint.
Addressing cultural, language barriers that hinder health equity
Many people from refugee, immigrant, and migrant communities experience significant logistical barriers to COVID-19 vaccination. That’s where Disability Rights Michigan has stepped in to increase access.
Journalist Tracie McMillan examines systemic white privilege in new book ‘The White Bonus’
Journalist and New York Times bestselling author Tracie McMillan discusses her latest book, 'The White Bonus: Five Families and the Cash Value of Racism in America.' In it, she examines how her family and four others have benefited financially over generations by being white alone.
Hamilton Community Health Network provides helpful tips for the health of mothers
For Mother’s Day this year, Hamilton Community Health Network provides five valuable tips for local moms to gain and maintain their physical and mental health.
Mobile clinics offer model of health care that treats patients where they are
Mobile clinics offer a model of health care for people who otherwise face barriers to accessing health care. This on-demand service helps seniors and people with disabilities to get vaccines and other care.
I.G.N.I.T.E. program encourages Genesee County inmates to heal through storytelling
Flintside contributor Jerimiah Whitehead visited the Genesee County Jail to learn about I.G.N.I.T.E.'s 'Healing Through Your Story' writing program. The 10-week program gives incarcerated women space to heal through creative writing and storytelling.
Genesee Early College Robotics Team ‘TESLA’ places 85th at State Competition
The Genesee Early College Robotics Team 'TESLA' placed 85th with 153 ranking points at the FIRST® in Michigan State Championship with their robot named Ultra Sonic Boombox a.k.a USB.
