Project 3.5 Member News

MU in Action: Lobbying Our Legislators in Washington, DC

We were in DC meeting with Michigan lawmakers to say: protect our communities—don’t fund detention and deportation. Stand with the people and Michigan United and vote against the upcoming budget reconciliation bill.

The bill gives billions to the rich while cutting from programs we depend on while harming our immigrant community.

Michigan United fights for you.

Help us send a bigger group to DC next time

Upgrade your membership

With your help, we can do a lot more of the same.

Tap here for upcoming events

Choose from:

The Michigan United Black Polo

A comfy, smart-looking polo you can wear to work, in meetings or anywhere you go.

The "Rent is Too Damn High" Black Hoodie

State the obvious. Wherever you go.

The Michigan United Black T-shirt

The official uniform of the Movement

Get custom Michigan United gear here

Wear the Struggle

Ready to wear, perfect for the Revolution.

Each sale pays Michigan United $10. Order now, add a couple to your rotation and show your commitment.


Clothing products are made from cotton or a cotton/poly blend, each is perfect for showing your support anywhere. Descriptions come with sizing charts to help ensure a good fit.

Most orders ship in about 1 week, then take 2-5 business days in transit before arriving at their destination.

Ready to Do Something Now?

Join one of our projects!

Join "Taking Back our Power" and take a stand against money in Michigan politics

We are a coalition of working families in Michigan fighting to pass comprehensive state legislation to prevent regulated monopoly corporations and companies seeking government contracts from making political contributions. We can no longer let them buy their way out of accountability and drown out the voice of the people!

Join "Care Over Cost" and help us get people the healthcare coverage promised by their insurers

In Michigan and all across the country, our members are fighting individual care denials and are WINNING people the care they need--and paid fo! Together, we are working to transform our health care system to put Care Over Cost and people over profit.

Become a Relational Organizing Leader

Relational organizing is defined as “preparing & supporting people to bring the power within their existing relationships to affect change.” In actuality it is turning a contact into a conversation and then into a person empowered to create change where they live.

Recent News & Media

  • All
  • Blog
  • End Gun Violence in Michigan
  • Movement Politics
  • News & Media
  • Statewide
  • Immigrant Rights
  • Detroit
  • Eastern Michigan
  • Transformative Justice
  • Healthcare
  • Resistance
  • Flint
  • Victories
MU in Action: Organizing to End Gun Violence in Michigan
On Friday, May 16, everyone with a stake gathered in Flint for a community conversation on stopping gun violence.
MU in Action: Lobbying Our Legislators in Washington, DC
MU was in DC meeting with Michigan lawmakers to say: "protect our communities—don’t fund detention and deportation."
MU Behind the Scenes: Working Together for Fair Treatment by Farmington Hills Police
How Michigan United joined with a faith partner to help solve one community's problem with "driving while Black." It's an example of what we do
Michigan United Healthcare was in DC, Talking about Vaccine Misinformation
Last month, our own Latressa Gordon, DNP, MSN, RN discussed vaccines & disinformation the 2025 NQMF Leadership Summit.
Juneteenth 2025: a Week of Resistance with Power, Purpose, and People!
This Juneteenth, we're not just celebrating our ancestors' freedom. Our theme this year is "Resist." Tap for events from June 13th to 21st
Michigan United Healthcare at Work in Flint
We're tallking about better dental health for people in the community. Another example of how we're working for you.

Together,  

we can make change

Join Project 3.5

Help us create change that lasts

We want to organize 3.5% of Michigan, tear down the barriers of inequality and replace it with dignity and opportunity.

We use cookies to allow us to better understand how the site is used. By continuing to use this site, you consent to this policy. Click to learn more