Call to Action: Gather against corporate welfare and call for a city-wide CBA. Dan Gilbert & Bedrock are breaking ground on the “Q Scraper” this Thursday, December 14. The skyscraper will be the tallest building in De...
https://www.metrotimes.com/table-and-bar/archives/2017/11/21/detroit-city-council-approves-250m-in-taxpayer-money-for-dan-gilbert NEWS HITS Detroit City Council approves $250M in taxpayer money for Dan Gilbert Posted By...
DevWatch Detroit - On Monday, November 20, 2017 the Planning and Economic Development Committee moved Bedrock/Dan Gilbert’s latest downtown development projects onto the full council for a vote this morning. Detroit City ...
November 17, 2017 Detroit People’s Platform DevWatch Action Alert Gilbert’s New Downtown Development Project Approval - Action: Video Public Comments to Council Details On Monday, November 20, 2017 the Planning an...
November 10, 2017 - Equitable Detroit Coalition and Detroit People's Platform hosted a press conference Thursday morning announcing that they are stepping up the fight for real Community Benefits to address racial and ...
DETROIT – This Thursday, the Equitable Detroit Coalition will hold a press conference announcing that they are stepping up the fight for real Community Benefits to address racial and economic inequities aroun...
#RealCBA One year ago Detroiters voted on two versions of a Community Benefits Ordinance. To commemorate this anniversary Equitable Detroit Coalition and Detroit People's Platform with support from our national partners Bu...
‘Wealth Stripping and Race’ outlines how big corporations and developers transfer wealth from black and brown communities to themselves. Friday, November 10th, 2017 at 5-7:30pm. The Wellness Plan Building 7700 2nd Ave...
Rev. Roslyn Bouier and Monica Lewis Patrick on Black American Journal Women of color say they feel left out of Detroit’s resurgence. In a report titled “I Dream Detroit: The Voice and Vision of Women of Color on Det...
On October 19th, two new videos about Detroit dropped. One was the city's bid for Amazon to move to Detroit, the other lifting up the need for Community Benefit Agreements around large public funded projects. These two ...
