The Detroit Housing Trust Fund Coalition (DHTFC) would like to invite you to an interactive learning session on Wednesday, June 14th from 5:30pm-8:00pm. We will be joined by our ally, national expert Michael Anderson fr...
This Wednesday: Commemorate '67 Rebellion at our kick-off event Wednesday, June 7 | 5:30 to 8:30 PM Detroit: On the Road to Reinvention examines the critical issues confronting Detroit voters in the 2017 electi...
Event: Coalition to End Unconstitutional Tax Foreclosures- People's Forum Over 100,000 Detroit Working Families lost their homes from 2009-2015 due to foreclosures caused by the City of Detroit assessing properties at r...
Detroit - Yesterday, May 4 2017, the Michigan House of Representatives approved the Dan Gilbert-backed Corporate Welfare bill package (SB111-115). The Detroit Representatives justify their 'yes' votes for Dan Gilbert's Co...
Community Benefits 2.0 A Movement that Connects Thursday May 11th 2017, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. UAW-GM Center for Human Resources 200 Walker Street, Detroit, MI 48207 Workshops include: 'Negotiation Skills Traini...
This morning a bill package is being considered by the House Tax Policy Committee that will shift our public dollars towards private (for-profit) projects and greatly expand the definition of brownfield. These bills are be...
April 2017, Detroit - The City’s new Community Benefits process for development is being rolled out. The process isn’t inclusive, isn’t legally binding and is not what Detroiters deserve. Proposal B was bad last year at th...
This week bills are being considered in the Michigan Legislature that will shift our public dollars towards private (for-profit) projects. These bills are being pushed by mega-billionaire Dan Gilbert, apparently to supp...
Tonight! Monday March 20th, 5pm at Henry Ford Health System, Suite 1C00, please enter through the Third St. entrance. The city is calling this meeting part of a "community benefits process." These high-profile devel...
This past February, the city council held hearings for the Capital Agenda - a multi-year plan that sets budget standards for purchasing equipment, maintenance of city property, including recreation centers, Rosa Parks ...
