The state is currently undertaking a major effort to address implicit bias in its health care sector, developing rules that require implicit bias training for all health care professionals licensed and registered in the state.
Schools find creative ways to celebrate with students at a distance, like a drive-thru holiday parade at King-Westwood.
Food distribution, financial literacy, job training, and more, funded through a collection of small business operations is how Kingdom Builders in Battle Creek works to bring about change.
"The trail is 99.9 percent complete, and highly utilized by a diverse group of people," Galesburg Mayor Lori West says. "It's beautiful."
As the pandemic set in, it became obvious additional shelter space was needed in Battle Creek. A new location has been identified.
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation has launched an initiative that provides an opportunity for people to think and reimagine what the world could be if some of the obstacles that many people are facing and Battle Creek can be part of the solution.
When Al Jones caught COVID-19 he wasn't ready to believe that's what it was. Till he could feel it in his lungs.
Michigan Harvest of the Month™ materials educate children about fruits and vegetables through materials including posters, recipe cards, food tasting activities, and an online recipe collection.
Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation Kalamazoo (TRHT) is partnering with Rootead Enrichment Center and local community groups to connect residents to therapists of color in order to heal racial trauma.
Kalamazoo Central class of 1980 may not have been able to gather for their 40th reunion, but they are rallying around a cause as they hope to establish a legacy gift that will help seniors overcome financial barriers to graduation.
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