10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #1: VOTE!
Welcome to the tenth and final post in the “10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #1: VOTE!
Welcome to the tenth and final post in the “10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #1: VOTE!
In partnership with Global Detroit we provided small business TA for loans and grants to 23 immigrants and people of color in the Detroit area. Our goal was to submit a total of $200K in loans and grants May-October 2022. TA included: small business support, introduction to lending institutions, documentation, and submitting applications. In addition to general small business coaching.
As of October 1st, we have $475K in pending loans with three clients. … More Loans & Lead Abatement – Q3 Report 2022
Chelas con Contratistas
Panel bilingüe: “Recursos y oportunidades” Expertos hablará sobre los recursos y oportunidades disponibles para aquellos que están certificados en reducción de plomo.
Registro para la reducción de plomo noviembre de 2022
Inscripciones para cursos bilingües de certificación: Lead Abatement … More Chelas con Contratistas 4.Oct.2022
Welcome to the eighth post in the “10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #3: Share on Social Media
Welcome to the sixth post in the “10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees # 5: Contribute to “Freedom Funds”
Welcome to the fifth post in the “10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #6: Stay Informed
Welcome to the fourth post in the “10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #7: Support Direct Service Organizations
Welcome to the third post in th e”10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #8: Write
The somber change in the vibe of the neighborhood was palpable right after the election, it has now evolved into a state of resignation as people attempt to continue living their lives. Stories of raids, detentions, and the hardship that children and spouses are suffering when the bread winner is deported have shifted from shocking to normalized. … More Where is everybody?