Equity in our Parks

An Everyone in the Pool swimming lesson.

Healthy Communities

Metroparks aim to raise $2.4 million for swimming equity and classroom science programs

Patrick DunnTuesday, May 28, 2024

Cyclists gear up for a ride with Programs to Educate All Cyclists.

Healthy Communities

Adaptive recreation helps people with disabilities enjoy outdoor recreation

Patrick DunnMonday, April 29, 2024

Greenway Heritage Conservancy co-founder RuShann Long, City of Detroit Planner Michele Flournoy, Joe Louis Greenway Partnership Executive Director Leona Medley, and City of Detroit Chief Greenways Planner Christina Peltier.

Community Development

Here's how Detroiters are working to ensure residents benefit from the Joe Louis Greenway

Patrick DunnMonday, April 1, 2024

Kids play on the Detroit Riverfront.

Diversity

Equity initiatives seek to make Southeast Michigan parks better, safer, and more welcoming for all

Patrick DunnThursday, February 29, 2024

Across Our Network

Michigan's free school meals yield high returns for student health and academic success
Source: Second Wave Michigan
Metroparks aim to raise $2.4 million for swimming equity and classroom science programs
Source: Model D
Battle Creek SokokuJi Buddhist Temple expands outreach through planned Community Mindfulness Center
Source: Southwest Michigan's Second Wave
Community-based health projects offer care for underserved residents in Detroit, Ypsi, and Jackson
Source: Second Wave Michigan
Tall Rabbit Cafe provides life-changing opportunities and a sense of community
Source: Input Fort Wayne
When it comes to autism and mental health, stigma and discrimination play a huge role
Source: Second Wave Michigan
From organic flowers to eco-friendly packaging, these Ypsi businesses are innovating to go green
Source: Concentrate
Without affordable housing, some Detroiters struggle, lose stable housing
Source: Model D
Small ports welcome uptick in Great Lakes cruising
Source: Rural Innovation Exchange
Groundbreaking ceremony held for new subdivision being built in Memphis' Raleigh community
Source: High Ground

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