Lucia Rios shares her journey to becoming an accessibility advocate
The Lakeshore’s Lucia Rios speaks at Hope College’s Disability Inclusion and Hispanic Heritage Lecture about her journey to becoming an accessibility advocate.
The Lakeshore’s Lucia Rios speaks at Hope College’s Disability Inclusion and Hispanic Heritage Lecture about her journey to becoming an accessibility advocate.
Community Action House is marking one year of service at their new Food Club & Opportunity Hub with a free community celebration.
The creation of this day is the result of effort by Disability Network Southwest Michigan’s Advocacy Academy, who worked with Sen. Sean McCann, D-Kalamazoo, to make it possible.
The Community Foundation for Muskegon County is partnering with the Muskegon Area District Library for this year’s Annual Gathering “Celebrating Heroes.”
Dearborn-based Leaders Advancing and Helping Communities has honed the art of bringing community residents and organizations together while ensuring that the unique perspectives of Arab Americans, refugees, and immigrants have a seat at the table during the decision-making processes.
Black Americans face many unique mental health challenges, including higher rates of emotional distress and lower access to behavioral health care.
Together, Allegan, Ottawa and Muskegon counties have more than $113 million in funds from the American Rescue Plan Act. Here is how they plan to invest those federal dollars.
College leaders from Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Utah have been selected as finalists to become the next president at Grand Rapids Community College.
When U-M cellist Adalus Low-Manzini comes to Holland this weekend to perform with the Holland Symphony Orchestra at Hope College, she will collaborate on a writing project with LAUP’s Adelante program to inspire students to share their unique stories.
Gentex is creating a new charitable foundation that will offer scholarships to female high school seniors pursuing a degree in STEM.
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