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MU in the News: The Fight for Gun Violence Prevention in Michigan
Learn more about the report and how Michigan United is making an impact in communities like Detroit and Flint.
The 2025 Michigan United Election Protection Report
Ensuring every eligible voter could cast a ballot safely, confidently, and without interference
Your Voice, Your Power: Why Michiganders Must Register and Organize Now
Registering to vote is the first step toward making sure your voice counts, no matter the issue you care about.
‘Progress for the People’ Town Hall, November 15th in Warren
Join us to learn what the new budget law means for you, hear from your neighbors, and ask your questions!
Understanding and Addressing Michigan’s Struggle for Reliable, Affordable Electricity
Here’s why we constantly worry about power outages or a high Consumers Energy bill or DTE bill.
What Happened at the Latest Flint Justice Assembly Meeting?
At our May meeting, we joined together for community power building and campaign work. Join us in June.
Join Us at a Community Forum on ICE’s War on US Immigrant Families
Join us for an urgent conversation on how ICE’s tactics are harming immigrant families across the U.S.
Michigan United Statement on Passage of Dirty Energy Carve-out Bills Passed by Michigan House
"Today’s vote is a betrayal of Michigan’s clean energy future. Lawmakers who supported this bill chose profits over people."
Michigan United Condemn’s the Taylor Police Department’s Agreement with ICE, Citing Community Harm and Legal Risk
“We are deeply disturbed by the Taylor Police Department’s decision to partner with ICE."