Your health is shaped by far more than your doctor visits and your diet. Here is what is actually driving health outcomes — and why it matters for Detroit.

MCHR, Detroit’s CRIO Department, the ACLU, and WSU are bringing four days of civil rights history, community education, and hands-on learning to Metro Detroit youth this July and August.

The Michigan Coalition for Human Rights (MCHR) Freedom Tour is a program that takes Metro Detroit youth out of the classroom to where civil rights history was made.

When your community has conversations about housing justice, disability rights, economic opportunity, or community health, how can you center veterans?

For Fair Housing Month in April, here are some key findings shared in a report by Detroit’s Housing Revitalization Department

A monthly recap of key discussions, resolutions, and community voices with a focus on what matters for Detroit residents, including those with disabilities.

Mayor Mary Sheffield’s first State of the City address happened this Tuesday March 31, 2026. She shared her “Rise Higher” vision to Detroiters and what the next year will bring.

A monthly recap of key discussions, resolutions, and community voices — with a focus on what matters for Detroit residents, including those with disabilities.

A monthly recap of key discussions, resolutions, and community voices — with a focus on what matters for Detroit residents, including those with disabilities.