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Detroit Family Caregivers’ Project creates caregiving ministries in lo…
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Riverfront East Alliance, Newlab, Charles H. Wright Museum, One Detroi…
One Detroit Weekend: April 26, 2024
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- Detroit Family Caregivers’ Project creates caregiving minist…For National Minority Health Month, American Black Journal’s “Black Church in Detroit” series looks at caregiving ministries and the efforts of the Black church to provide resources, referrals and respite for family caregivers. Host Stephen Henderson talks with Dr. Marilyn French Hubbard, project manager for the Detroit Family Caregivers' Project, and Rev. Dr. Georgia Hill, pastor of LifeChurch Riverside.[Read Now]
- Detroit PBS’ Bill Kubota finalist for 2023 Journalist of the…Veteran Detroit PBS journalist Bill Kubota has been named a finalist for 2023 Journalist of the Year by the Society of Professional Journalists – Detroit Chapter. Kubota shoots, writes and edits stories for Detroit PBS’ weekly news and public affairs program “One Detroit.” [Read Now]
- Riverfront East Alliance, Newlab, Charles H. Wright Museum, …Members of Detroit’s Riverfront East Alliance reflect on the 20-year transformation and beautification of the city’s riverfront. Newlab helps shift the technology and entrepreneurial landscape in Detroit. The Wright Museum continues to enhance its exhibits through technology and expands its performance stage. Plus, upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.”[Read Now]
- One Detroit Weekend: April 26, 2024Calling all football fans— the 2024 NFL Draft has finally landed in Detroit. Head downtown to take in the full NFL Draft Experience. While you’re downtown, you can also check out Sneaker Con Detroit at Huntington Place. Plus, there are a handful of upcoming productions and performances happening in and around the city. See what else is coming up on “One Detroit Weekend.” [Read Now]
- The Charles H. Wright Museum continues to enhance exhibits w…The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History has been educating Detroiters and visitors on African American history since 1966. The museum continues to expand, introducing new exhibits, bolstering its technology, and expanding its theatre. One Detroit contributor Sarah Zientarski talks with Wright Museum President and CEO Neil Barclay about the improvements being made.[Read Now]