Stacey Abrams, Chastity Pratt and Dr. Iheoma Iruka, Chief Research Innovation Officer at HighScope talk about the importance of pre-K learning, ensuring adequate early childhood education and day care in the long term.
Read MoreWill Glover asks The Root senior writer Michael Harriot about when Black Americans should stop having to explain what is and is not racism to white people.
Read MoreNon-profit groups are trying to provide assistance to renters in order to stave off evictions, which could lead to an increase in vacancies.
Read MoreOne Detroit’s Will Glover talks with Shatila Bakery’s Vice President, Nada Shatila, about surviving during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreChristy McDonald interviews superintendents on the options for returning to the classroom in the fall.
Read MoreJoan Belgrave is Detroit’s most noted Jazz Singer, she talks with Christy McDonald about lost gigs and uncertainty during the current pandemic.
Read MoreDetroit Symphony Orchestra joins Interlochen online for virtual arts camp.
Read MoreWith infection rates rising in other places, how big will the second COVID-19 wave hit here? Dr. Oveta Fuller of the University of Michigan Medical School has some thoughts on that and how well those filtration units work in the many offices that have reopened.
Read MoreStephen Henderson talks with Superintendent Dr. Nikolai Vitti about the changes being put in place to keep students, teachers and staff safe. Master storyteller Satori Shakoor talks about the life-changing stories and messages coming out of the pandemic and George Floyd protests.
Read MoreChristy McDonald talks with Karen Anthony, Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant for Oakland Schools, and Sirrita Darby, Director of Detroit Heals Detroit about the toll the abrupt school change has taken on student mental health.
Read MoreBeginning with the fifth grade, 59-year-old Rodney Harris recounts his personal history dealing with a lifetime of racism. “A Continuing Series of Small Indignities” airs Wednesday, June 24 at 11:30pm on Detroit Public Television.
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Principal Jacqueline Dungey and her staff have spent the last three months knocking on doors and scouring social media in search of students needing help.
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