DCERP: Detroit Community-Engaged Research Program – UROP Summer 2020 Symposium

DCERP: Detroit Community-Engaged Research Program

Authority Health

1694 | DCERP

An organization that strengthens the healthcare safety net through community-based primary care services, issues advocacy, health insurance enrollment and navigation, and a health data portal.




Authority Health

1696 | DCERP

An organization that strengthens the healthcare safety net through community-based primary care services, issues advocacy, health insurance enrollment and navigation, and a health data portal.




Bridging Neighborhoods Program

1688 | DCERP

Administers Home Swap and Environmental Mitigation community benefits programs for homes in the Delray neighborhood and near the expanded I-75 service drive in Southwest Detroit.




Brilliant Detroit

1692 | DCERP

Creates early child and family centers in neighborhoods. It provides holistic services for kids 0-8 predicated on evidence-based programs around health, family support and education.




Chandler Park Conservancy

1693 | DCERP

Offers educational, recreational and conservation opportunities at Chandler Park a 200-plus acre regional park in the City of Detroit.




Deadline Detroit

1701 | DCERP

An independent grassroots digital media organization that provides original content and commentary on Detroit-focused news.




Detroit Food Academy

1702 | DCERP

A non-profit that inspires young Detroiters through culinary arts and food entrepreneurship to become holistic leaders who are healthy, connected and powerful change agents in their communities.




Detroit Public Schools Community District

1698 | DCERP

Consists of 106 schools educating 50,000 children. It champions a whole-child approach that combimes academics with socio-emotional, extracurricular, and health services tailored to each individual student’s needs.




Developing Despite Distance (3D)

1690 | DCERP

An organization that helps young men in Detroit positively ‘develop despite the distance’ of their incarcerated parent.




Downtown Detroit Partnership

1695 | DCERP

Our mission is to advance Detroit by driving engagement, development and programs that benefit businesses, residents and visitors throughout the Downtown’s urban core.

We strengthen and support Downtown Detroit through strategic initiatives and programs that evolve with the changing needs of the community including maintaining and operateing programs in Detroit’s downtown parks.




EcoWorks

1689 | DCERP

A non-profit that creates just, equitable, and inclusive solutions to climate change and other community sustainability challenges.




FoodLab Detroit, Osborn Neighborhood Alliance

482 | DCERP

A community of food entrepreneurs committed to making the possibility of good food in Detroit a sustainable reality. They design, build and maintain systems to grow a diverse ecosystem of triple-bottom-line food businesses as part of a good food movement that is accountable to all Detroiters.




Friends of Parkside

1700 | DCERP

A community-based organization for residents of Detroit’s East side with youth development, sports, health iniatives and food security programming.




Friends of Parkside

1703 | DCERP

A community-based organization for residents on Detroit’s East side with programming such as youth development, sports, health initiatives, and food security.




Hope Village Revitilization Center

1577 | DCERP

A newly formed community development organization with programs in food security, sustainable housing and arts & culture.




Nortown Community Development Corporation

473 | DCERP

Focuses on the revitalization of Northeast Detroit by promoting safe and affordable housing, historic preservation, greenway development, environmental improvements, and job opportunities for low/moderare income populations.




ProsperUs

1697 | DCERP

A place-based economic development strategy designed to empower and foster entrepreneurial success in low and moderate income, immigrant and minority populations.




Soulardarity

1691 | DCERP

Focuses on energy democracy in Highland Park and surrounding neighborhoods through education, organizing and community-owned clean energy.




Southwest Detroit Community Justice Center

1699 | DCERP

A non-profit that assists court-involved and at risk residents with a restorative approach, including opportunities for community service and access to social work services.




Southwest Detroit Environmental Vision

1704 | DCERP

Involves residents, community organizationns, government and other stakeholders to address air quality, blight, safe housing and other priority issues.




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