With drive-through markets, online ordering, and 2020 Flower Season, Eastern Market vendors and the partnership find ways to adapt amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Throughout the month of May, Detroit Mental Health is hosting Instagram live streams to showcase tools that Detroiters can use to improve their mental health and increase resiliency.
What do entrepreneurs need right now to survive the negative impact of COVID-19? Liquidity, awareness, technical assistance, and inspiration, says Pamela Lewis, director of the New Economy Initiative.
From food boxes for veterans and the elderly to operating a vegan food pantry, local restaurants are finding new ways to help amid their own businesses’ struggles.
From food boxes for veterans and the elderly to operating a vegan food pantry, local restaurants are finding new ways to help amid their own businesses’ struggles.
From online therapy to grocery deliveries, here's how residents and community organizations are pulling together in response to coronavirus.
Skip the Black Friday lines and head to your local small business for unique, locally made holiday gifts.
So many podcasts, so little time. We put on our headphones to find locally focused and produced podcasts for every taste.
"If you can dream it, you can do it, you can podcast it," says Robin Kinnie, president and CEO of Motor City Woman Studios.
We profiled some of the most diverse schools in Metro Detroit, both in terms of student demographics and educational offerings. Read about how they're working to bring the real world into the classrooms.
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