Substack writer Ty Partridge, author of American Reflections attended our 2026 MLK Day Celebration. It was a day of inspiration, fellowship and recommitting to the cause.
Category Archives: Movement Politics
Regulating AI in Michigan: What is “Best Practice” for Legislation?
We built this app because “AI legislation” is starting to show up in statehouses. This app turns policy into a simple checklist you can actually use.
How to Regulate AI in Michigan: The Physical Reality
Given AI influence in the White House, it is highly unlikely we’ll see tech regulation from DC. As a result, states are laboratories for governing AI.
Community Leaders and Environmental Groups Raise Urgent Concerns About Cryptomining and AI Data Centers Across Michigan
Community and environmental leaders across Northern Michigan met for a series of hybrid briefings on the growing risks from data centers.
Michigan United in the News: TellUsDetroit on our 2026 MLK Celebration
On Monday, January 19th, our MLK Day celebration was chosen by TellUsDetroit.com to be featured in recap of events across Detroit.
Michigan United in the News: 2026 MLK Day Celebration
On Monday, January 19th, our MLK Day celebration was chosen by Click On Detroit to be featured in recap of events across Detroit.
A Three-city Event Sunday Night at 7: Intro to Cryptomining and AI Data Centers
A community briefing on AI Data Centers and Cryptomining — What’s Coming, What It Could Cost, and How You Can Push Back
MU in the News: 2026 MLK Award Nominee Lexi Tater Stands Against the Oligarchy
Little did we know then that one of the leaders, Lexi Tater, would grow to become a nominee for our 2026 Michigan United MLK Award.
Michigan United in Hancock: Standing for Lower Healthcare Costs
Our own Audrey Gerard discussed her experiences with the healthcare industry. Join us in the fight for lower healthcare costs.
Dr. King’s Legacy in Our Time: Building Stronger Communities Through Civic Engagement
Given the fiery partisan trenches that now define not just our political climate, celebrating Dr. King’s legacy requires more than just observing an occasion.