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As we commemorate this historic day, I am mindful of how unprecedented the times we live in have become. From the water crisis to the...

Michigan Republicans are holding back much of that rental money, allocating only $165 million in the latest House appropriations bill.

The oversight board for Facebook and Instagram will accept public comment until Monday, February 8, 2021, as it weighs its decision to block

New administration offers hope to immigrants, climate, and families facing eviction

Bartelon family granted one year delay of deportation ICE heeds community’s prayers for mercy for disabled teen (UPDATE: Rep. Lawrence's...

Rep. Johnson removed from committees for doing her job, standing up for herself.Racism, misogyny, and politics conspire to ostracize Michiga

Faith Communities pray for mercy for the Bartolon family Community will gather to pray in support of family facing deportation

Local leaders, including members of Michigan’s Congressional Delegation, gathered to defend the integrity of the 2020 election

More than 300 residents waited for hours to testify against the racist attack on democracy

Black-led Michigan organizations celebrate historic Black Voter Mobilization Michigan broke 2008 voter turnout record thanks to their ground

Westland residents, city officials celebrate election workers for a job well done Count Every Vote rallies.

Voting Rights Advocates Celebrate Big Turn-Out & Successful Count Also shine light on voter disenfranchisement.

Coalition of organizations, communities, and congregations across Michigan are mobilizing to ensure every vote is counted.

Candidates for 71st state house seat explain positions on issues affecting immigrants.

Women from a variety of area social justice organizations gathered outside the Detroit offices of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

State Rep. Laurie Pohutsky (D 19-Livonia) and other advocates challenged a Republican plan to trade worker safety for pandemic unemployment

Advocates held an online town hall meeting Tuesday to publicize important changes to the Eviction Diversion Fund.

Michigan Secretary of State, Jocelyn Benson says you can vote as soon as September 24

In early June of 2020, Community Foundation of Greater Flint approved funding for a Grassroots Public Health Navigator program through...

District judge rules that her court is not the place to decide fate of Rranxburgaj family U.S. District Judge Denise Page Hood ruled...