Journalists of color on covering racial injustice
What is it like to be a journalist of color covering the black lives matter protests and other stories about racial injustice?
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Detroit Month of Design with Design Core Detroit
One Detroit’s Will Glover interviews Olga Stella, Executive Director of Design Core Detroit and Kiana Wenzell, Director of Culture and Community about the 10 year anniversary of Detroit Month of Design.
Read More9/28/20: One Detroit – Penny Stamps Speaker Series / Botanical Installations / Ken Fischer / Movement II “JUSTICE!”
The Penny Stamps Distinguished Speaker Series brings respected leaders and innovators from a broad spectrum of creative fields. Lisa Waud’s botanical installations include large-scale, multi-sensory, immersive works utilize living plants and cut flowers.
Read MoreMaking special education work during the pandemic
During One Detroit’s Education Special: School Daze, the team took a look at how special education is being handled in districts, by getting a sense of teacher, parent, and administrative perspectives.
Read More9/27/20: American Black Journal – Black Lives Matter: Is the Media Getting It Right?
In the ongoing series, “Do Black Lives Matter in America?,” we have frank conversations about the way the news media has covered the Black Lives Matter protests, and we take a look at diversity in the nation’s newsrooms.
Read MoreThe State of Our Schools
Stephen Henderson talks with Erin Einhorn of NBC News and Chastity Pratt, Education Bureau Chief at The Wall Street Journal, about the biggest issues facing not only local districts but also nationwide as students go back to school.
Read MoreOne Detroit Education Special: School Daze
How is school going this year for kids and parents so far? The One Detroit team will take a look at how Michigan schools compare with what’s going on across the nation.
Read MoreFighting for a Detroit that allows all its citizens to flourish and be safe
Orlando Bailey of BridgeDetroit speaks with Tristan Taylor, organizer of the group “Detroit Will Breathe,” and longtime Detroit activist Carolyn Baker about the protests against police brutality and systemic racism.
Read MoreHow COVID-19 is changing college for good
Christy talks with New York Times bestselling author and higher education journalist, Jeffrey Selingo, about how changes to higher ed during COVID-19 could influence how students think about college going forward.
Read MoreSenator Gary Peters and John James Town Hall
Nolan Finley of the Detroit News and Stephen Henderson of American Black Journal talked with both Senate candidates, John James and Senator Gary Peters this week in townhall conversations.
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Do Black Lives Matter in America?
In an ongoing collaboration, American Black Journal and BridgeDetroit present a series of reports on issues threatening the lives of people of color and the groups advocating to protect them.
Read MoreCan a prison artist’s paintings help bring him freedom?
One Detroit’s Bill Kubota learns about the Prison Creative Arts Project at the University of Michigan, where paintings are for sale to raise money for legal help.
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