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
Category Archives: Política del movimiento
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
El poder popular en acción: por qué la organización vecinal y comunitaria es más importante que nunca
Descubre cómo la organización de base y la construcción de comunidades empoderan a las personas para impulsar un cambio real, luchar contra la injusticia y proteger la democracia.
The Ladder to Community Leadership Starts at the Flint Organizing Revival 2.0
Michigan United is committed to training the leaders that want to build the Power necessary to fight the oligarchy and build a more inclusive democracy.
What Reproductive Freedom for All Really Means — and How You Can Protect it
Reproductive freedom is more than whether or not to have a child. It’s bodily autonomy, family planning, and professional and economic success.
What Reproductive Freedom for All Really Means — and How You Can Protect it
Reproductive freedom is more than whether or not to have a child. It’s bodily autonomy, family planning, and professional and economic success.
El poder popular en acción: por qué la organización vecinal y comunitaria es más importante que nunca
Discover how grassroots organizing and community building empower people to drive real change, fight injustice, and protect democracy.
Michigan United at the Genesee County Community Safety Resource Fair
Michigan United was in Flint at a community saftey fair that was part of HeART to Canvas—hand-painted portraits honoring victims of violence.
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.”
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