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Michigan Supreme Court orders sentencing hearings for 18-year-old lifers

Rick Pluta April 3, 2025

More than 250 felons sent to prison for life with no chance of parole for crimes committed when they were...

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Muslim Foster Care Association hosts iftar to connect Muslim foster youth and familes

Nargis Rahman March 27, 2025

Organizers and volunteers of the Muslim Foster Care Association (MFCA) hosted a buffet-style meal and celebration for its third annual...

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Books donated to Birdie's Bookmobile are shared with children and families via school visits, free book fairs and community events.
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The Metro: Birdie’s Bookmobile is turning the page on Michigan’s literacy crisis

Lauren Myers, Tia Graham, The Metro March 25, 2025

Subscribe to The Metro on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, NPR.org or wherever you get your podcasts. Education plays an important role in the way in which society...

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Michigan libraries prepare for impact as Trump moves to eliminate federal library agency

Isabel Gil March 24, 2025

Michigan libraries are some of the latest local institutions preparing for the effects of the Trump Administration’s slashing of federal...

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MDHHS kinship support pilot program aims to expand through proposed $24M budget

Nargis Rahman March 10, 2025

There are 10,000 kids in Michigan’s foster care system. About half of them are placed with a relative, known as...

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The Metro: Artificial intelligence in education

Lauren Myers, David Leins, The Metro February 12, 2025

Subscribe to The Metro on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, NPR.org or wherever you get your podcasts. As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into educational environments, there are...

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The Metro: Should students be paid to attend school?

The Metro, Cary Junior II, Robyn Vincent January 27, 2025

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, K-12 students across the nation have been missing more school. The percentage of chronically absent students...

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MDHHS continues work to improve foster care system in Michigan

Nargis Rahman January 23, 2025

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) recently shared a report before Judge Nancy G. Edmunds of the...

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A girl fills a water bottle at a faucet with a mounted filter.
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Water filter systems for hundreds of schools and daycare centers to be funded by grants

Lester Graham December 6, 2024

Hundreds of schools and day care centers will receive grants for water filters. The filters are to protect children from...

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Detroiter Yelitsa Jean-Charles launched Healthy Roots Dolls to promote self love among children of color.
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Detroit-based Healthy Roots Dolls addressing need for diverse representation in toys

John Filbrandt November 26, 2024

When you don’t have hair that is seen as beautiful by the mainstream, it's often hard to see the beauty...

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The Metro: Wayne State researcher on the common misconceptions of food insecurity

Dorothy Jones November 5, 2024

Food insecurity is hard to quantify. It means pinpointing who exactly has access to nutritious food. Subscribe to The Metro on Apple...

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Bottom Line, a Boston-based post-secondary education organization, is expanding to Detroit to help students access and persist through college.
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Detroit Evening Report: Boston education nonprofit expands to Detroit; Halloween happenings + more

Sascha Raiyn October 29, 2024

Tonight on the Detroit Evening Report, we cover a Boston-based education nonprofit's expansion to Detroit; family-friendly Halloween activities that won't break...

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