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DCBRP 2015

Week 7: Full of Pride!

Detroit Pride and Allied Media Conference are two events that I participated in that I will always remember! I am no stranger to Pride; this is my second or third time attending the event and it was as fun as ever. My favorite aspects of the event are the freebies, performances, and, of course, the

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Week 7 – DCFC

Apartment 202 was in need of some program bonding. It was the end of our first week in Detroit, and despite a little get-together the night before, we were still fairly unfamiliar with each other. A few of us knew about a minor league soccer team in Detroit that plays their home games just a

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Week 7: Despite my Netflix addiction, I’ve done some cool stuff in the D.

When I think of my experiences in the city of Detroit, exploring bookstores, watching spectacular fireworks, walking downtown, shopping at the eastern market, and finding good eats, I think about how much of Detroit I have been able to see and how much of Detroit there is left to explore. However, when I reflect on

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Week 6: Progress

Detroit Food Academy is going GREAT. From mentor meetings to participating in student-led activities I am having a blast. It is so exciting to wake up everyday wondering what activities I have to look forward to today. I have been exposed to so many different aspects of leadership, youth ideas, and even professionalism while working

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Week 6: Food For Thought

The second Monday of every month, FoodLab hosts a community meeting to bring community members together to discuss topics related to running a successful triple bottom line business and a just and sustainable food system for Detroit. The location varies, hoping around the city to highlight different member business that are willing to host such

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Best Practices- How to Help Municipalities Go Green (Week 6)

Between hurricanes in Manhattan, severe droughts in California, and changing growing seasons in the MidWest, it is clear that drastic changes are occurring in our atmosphere. These tangible consequences of Climate Change must be met with tangible changes in our energy use and carbon emissions. Across the state of Michigan, the Steering Committee has been working with municipalities

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