A new initiative in Detroit aims to help local BIPOC artists grow their passion into sustainable businesses that will become embedded in neighborhoods across the city.

White men have largely controlled American conservation policies for more than a century.

A new support group aims to provide support to BIPOC students who struggle with anxiety, depression or other mental health issues.

The Atomic Object fellowship is designed to help BIPOC students advance their education and careers in computer science.

ANN ARBOR – Shine & Rise will hold its first public-facing event on Friday, March 26 in honor of Women’s History Month. While its regular monthly events are members-only, the March 26 event titled “Challenge Your Team: Gender Equity, Inclusion & Belonging at Work” is free to the public. Her talk will focus on how employees can challenge their companies to better practice diversity, inclusion and equity. Throughout the month of March, Shine & Rise is also collecting donations to support Girls Who Code and Alternatives for Girls. AdFor more information about Shine & Rise and to learn how to become a member, visit www.shinerise.org.