Hip Hop Caucus brings culture, community, and political power together this weekend as its “Barz & Ballots” event arrives in Flint
Hip Hop Caucus aims to turn artistic expression into grassroots action as its “Barz & Ballots” event.
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GISD FAFSA Workshop Aims to Help More Genesee County Seniors Unlock Financial Aid
GISD is hosting a FAFSA workshop for high school seniors and parents.
The power of print: Preschoolers engaged in print-focused activities show stronger literacy skills
The simplest tools are still the most effective: paper, pencils, and everyday print.
Sloan Museum’s New Workshops Prepare Fourth Graders for High-Tech Careers
PowerUp! sparks fourth graders’ interest in circuits, solar energy, and high-tech careers through hands-on STEM workshops across mid-Michigan.
How Medicaid supports early education and child development
Health care access is inseparable from academic success.
Project THRIVE: MSU launches $250K initiative to transform teen mental health in Flint
MSU’s Project THRIVE equips Flint residents to deliver mental health support to teens in trusted community spaces.
Federal SNAP changes threaten little Michiganders’ food access and future
Good nutrition lays the foundation for physical growth, brain development, and school readiness.
Los cambios federales en el SNAP amenazan el acceso a los alimentos y el futuro de los pequeños habitantes de Michigan
“Las prestaciones del SNAP no cubren todos los gastos alimentarios de las familias en ningún lugar del estado, y estos cambios están ampliando aún más esa brecha”. Julie Cassidy, MLPP.
التغييرات الفيدرالية على برنامج المساعدات الغذائية التكميلية (سناب) تهدد وصول أطفال ميشيغان الصغار إلى الغذاء ومستقبلهم
تشكل التغذية الجيدة الأساس للنمو الجسدي وتطور الدماغ والاستعداد المدرسي. وتُعد الألف يوم الأولى من حياة الطفل — من الحمل حتى عمر سنتين — مرحلة حاسمة.
Mental health equity: Changes, challenges, and paving a path forward
“Health equity has always been an uphill battle. But without intentional investment and consistency, we risk sliding backward." Marianne Huff
