‘Crip Camp’ screening in Muskegon highlights disability inclusion
A free “Crip Camp” screening at the Frauenthal Center will spark conversations on disability rights, accessibility, and community inclusion in Muskegon.
Empowering voices: Black disability history workshop returns
Disability Network Southwest Michigan brought back a popular workshop on Black disability history, led by Frances Vicioso, highlighting intersectionality and civil rights contributions.
This is how to do mental health: Community outreach builds access
The staff of Michigan’s community mental health agencies aren’t sitting at their desks waiting for the phone to ring. They are out in their communities letting people know that mental health care is within reach.
Muskegon Public Schools reimagines learning with new career-focused education
Muskegon Public Schools transforms education with career-focused academies, earning recognition and ensuring every student graduates with a clear future path.
How a library and a church are tackling housing insecurity
Community Action House celebrates six years of its Refresh program with First United Methodist Church of Holland and expands access through Herrick District Library.
CultureWorks inspires students through Visiting Artist Series
CultureWorks' Visiting Artist Series connects students with industry professionals, offering hands-on insight into creative careers through panels and workshops.
Family that turned grief into lifesaving mental health support is expanding services
At its annual gala, nonprofit Be Better; will celebrate four years of saving student‑athletes’ lives with innovative, personalized mental health care solutions.
Allegan County survey seeks public input for future
Residents are encouraged to participate in the 2025 Allegan County Survey to shape funding, policies, and community programs for years ahead.
Public-private partnership supports Allegan County Animal Shelter
One year after Allegan County took over shelter operations, collaboration with Wishbone Pet Rescue continues to enhance adoptions, volunteer programs, and community outreach.
March things to do: Dine in the dark, celebrate St. Patrick’s Day (and Pi Day), and so much more
Whether you like history discussions, dressing in green and marching in a parade, getting together with your girlfriends, taking a quick dip in an icy lake, or something entirely different, you’ll find plenty of options for fun in this month’s calendar.
