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Week #3

I feel like I connected with Detroit and its communities more than ever this week. For work, I had to go to a storm drainage conference. The city of Detroit is implementing a new fee for non-permeable acreage. The new fee is $750 a month per acre that is covered by anything other than grass. […]

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Each One Teach One

As I reflect on the many encounters I’ve had in which people criticize the city of the Detroit and it’s people, I think about my role in the encounter. My role is the most important role. It’s my job to inform those who don’t know about the facts of Detroit and its history. Such a

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Dear Detroit

Detroit, I am still blown away by the beauty of your community.  On a daily, I find myself thinking how lucky I am to be experiencing your streets, events, residents, and rich culture.  My breath has been renewed. Recently, I went on a run through your streets, on my cool down, I paused to take

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Week 2: Garden Galore

This summer I am interning for Voices for Earth Justice. This interfaith nonprofit with an environmental justice focus connects community members with the earth, themselves, and others through prayer, education, and action.  I’m spending most of my time at the property Voices for Earth Justice owns, Hope House. The house and education center sits on

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Week 2 – DCBRP Micah Griggs

Save money. Save the planet. Save your health.  EcoWorks is a Detroit based non profit organization that provides services at the intersection of community development and sustainability with an emphasis on sustainable development as it relates to building and improving affordable, energy efficient residential housing and commercial buildings. EcoWorks’ work is so important because our

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