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Michigan House of Representatives Districts 60 and 61
League of Women Voters Candidate Forum for Michigan House of Representatives Candidates for Districts 60 and 61. Candidates Gary Mitchell, Julie Rogers, Stephanie Moore, and Christine Morse answer questions so you can learn more about them as candidates seeking your support.
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The Power of the Arts
Artists use their work to create a voice for themselves. Some have used it as a form of resistance to oppression and share their past. Others use it as a form of healing at a community and individual level. Join us as we discuss the power of the arts and why we need it in today's world.
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September 15, 2020 Commission Meeting
Coverage of the September 15, 2020 meeting of the Board of Commissioners for Kalamazoo County. Stay engaged with our local elected officials and the decisions affecting our community.
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It's not enough to not be racist: County Commissioner Stephanie Moore shares her thoughts on slavery reparations
“We have a lot of people in the community that say, ‘I don’t see race, I don't see color,’ but I’m here, and I'm colored. If you acknowledge me, and the experience that Black people have had historically, then that's a big start of how we can work together; sit at the table, and get some real work done.” - Stephanie Moore, Kalamazoo County Commissioner
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2020 Election Coverage Survey Results
Since June, we have been asking for input on how our election coverage can serve this community's needs. Now, the results are in.
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PMN Virtual Internship Program Spotlight: Meet Leah!
Meet Leah!She is one of our virtual interns ready to take on Social Media Advertising from an appropriate social distance!
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Kalamazoo’s Fair Housing Ordinance: A step in the right direction after years of racist housing policies
Even with the introduction of new policies designed to eliminate housing discrimination, Vice Mayor Patrese Griffin says that this proposal is only a step in the right direction. There is plenty more work that needs to be done in Kalamazoo to reverse racial disparities in housing. This is largely because of the effect redlining has had on how Kalamazoo looks today.
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Get involved with Kalamazoo zoning updates
Through their 2025 Master Plan, the City of Kalamazoo hopes to re-imagine Kalamazoo with a stronger business community, more housing options, and accessible public spaces. Read this article to find out how you can be apart of the process.
We want your input!! One of the easiest ways to cause social change is by starting at the top. This is why we want to provide election coverage that will help you choose the best candidates this November. Take the Election Survey below to tell us what you want candidates to address.
Media by you
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Connect with Local Government
Gavel to gavel coverage of local municipal meetings keeps you engaged with the decisions of your local elected officials.
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Turn Your Passion into Content
Whether a novice or professional, you can create and deliver your message.
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Community-Driven Media Hub
Media that is controlled and shaped by you. From podcasts to television programs, this is media that reflects the community.
Making home grown media
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MediaU
Gain media skills in a hands-on learning environment. MediaU courses provide you with the skills to become a media maker or to improve your skills. Create media to shift our local narratives.
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Volunteer Opportunities
We need people like you to help create local media. Join us on local productions and learn media skills to share your story. We'll provide the training necessary to get started.
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Nonprofit Partnerships
We partner with local nonprofit organizations to help increase their connections with the community.
