As founding principal of the new Southwest International Academy of Arts and Culture, Adriana Rendon is bringing community voices, cultural heritage and arts education together to create new ...

Michigan First Credit Union launched a free mobile banking app — Finley, for kids and teens to help develop healthy financial ...

A decade after building connections across metro Detroit, the Michigan Pride Chamber of Commerce is expanding its reach ...

Life Remodeled has transformed a former vacant school building, with financing help from IFF, to its second opportunity hub.

Recently proposed rollbacks to the CRA would weaken bank obligations to invest, lend, and provide services to low and ...

After years of supporting women through life’s challenges, Ky’ondra Tate is creating a space where Detroiters can feel valued ...

What’s happening: Business owners in three “micro-districts” along and near the Gratiot Avenue corridor are invited to begin applying for more than $600,000 in facade-improvement grants as part of the ...

From drone technology to college credits, Frederick Douglass Academy is preparing Detroit students for the future through an award-winning STEM program gaining national and international attention.

Childcare is not a family issue, but a workforce issue. Members of the MI CDFI Coalition showcase how investing in quality, affordable childcare and early childhood education positively impacts the ...

Why face-to-face networking opportunities are even more important for small businesses and entrepreneurs.

Lifelong Detroiter Jonathan Griffin never thought he would be a homeowner. But LifeBUILDERS – a faith-based nonprofit in Regent Park that rehabs blighted homes to rent and sell to residents – changed ...

This story was originally published in our sister publication Flintside. Steve Banks spent this summer like many Black people in America: isolated and away from loved ones during quarantine while ...