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Juneteenth 2025 is Coming: Seven Days of Resistance is Three Weeks Away

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

Grassroots Power in Action: Why Neighborhood and Community Organizing Matter More Than Ever

Discover how grassroots organizing and community building empowe people to drive real change, fight injustice, and protect democracy.

MU Saginaw/Bay City Justice Assembly Recap: Community, Strategy, and Next Steps

Last week, Saginaw and Bay City residents gathered for the MU Justice Assembly—a space to reflect, connect, & plan for change. Join us at our next meeting

Juneteenth 2025 is Nine Days Away. Register Now!

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

How Administration Policies on Medicaid, Social Security, and Tariffs Will Harm Working-Class Americans

Here’s how these key policies would directly harm millions of families, seniors, and low-wage workers across the country.

Juneteenth 2025 is Eleven Days Away. Register Now!

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

Juneteenth 2025 is Coming. A Week of Resistance is Three Weeks Away

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

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