Eastern Michigan Archives - Page 2 of 3

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

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

This Juneteenth, we’re not just celebrating our ancestors’ freedom. Our theme this year is “Resist.” Tap for events from June 13th to 21st

This Juneteenth, we’re not just celebrating our ancestors’ freedom. Our theme this year is “Resist.” Tap for events from June 13th to 21st

At our May meeting, we joined together for community power building and campaign work. Join us in June.

At our May meeting, we joined together for community power building and campaign work. Join us in June.

“We are deeply disturbed by the Taylor Police Department’s decision to partner with ICE.”

“We are deeply disturbed by the Taylor Police Department’s decision to partner with ICE.”

After months of delays, the Flint City Council approved a proposal on Wednesday to erase $32 million in medical debt for Flint residents.

On Jan 7th, A coalition of community organizations sent a letter to Flint City Council asking them to a proposal eliminating medical debt