MLK Day
We invite the community to commemorate MLK Day on Monday, January 19.
Full event details are forthcoming.
Be sure to check lesliemcgraw.com for the latest updates and announcements.
We invite the community to commemorate MLK Day on Monday, January 19.
Full event details are forthcoming.
Be sure to check lesliemcgraw.com for the latest updates and announcements.
University of Michigan – Marsal Family School of Education This event honors the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. through a full day of dynamic, educational activities designed for children and youth in grades Pre-Kindergarten through 12. Hosted at the University of Michigan’s Marsal Family School of Education, the Martin Luther King […]
This MLK Day event honors the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. through a two-part experience centered on reflection, dialogue, and civic engagement.
Join Win With Black Women MI for our January meeting on January 26, featuring a Special Guest who will lead an engaging and timely conversation centered on empowerment, strategy, and collective impact.
Hosted by Henry Louis Gates Jr., this powerful 4-part PBS docuseries explores the shared history, solidarity, tension, and cultural connections between Black and Jewish communities in America.
Hosted by Henry Louis Gates Jr., this powerful 4-part PBS docuseries explores the shared history, solidarity, tension, and cultural connections between Black and Jewish communities in America.
The Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office will be hosting a Public Safety Town Hall on Thursday February 5th from 5:15p.m - 6:30p.m.
Black History Month calls us to remember where we come from.
The Michigan Black Summit calls us to build what’s next.
The Michigan Black Summit brings together leaders, organizers, entrepreneurs, creatives, educators, and change-makers from across Michigan and beyond for two powerful days of connection, strategy, and collective action in Benton Harbor.
This convening is rooted in honoring legacy while activating the future — creating space for bold ideas, meaningful collaboration, and tangible pathways toward progress.
For generations, Black and Jewish communities have organized side by side — building schools, shaping culture, challenging fascism, marching for civil rights, and protecting the vote. Our stories are distinct, but often intertwined.
Hosted by Henry Louis Gates Jr., this powerful 4-part PBS docuseries explores the shared history, solidarity, tension, and cultural connections between Black and Jewish communities in America.
For generations, Black and Jewish communities have organized side by side — building schools, shaping culture, challenging fascism, marching for civil rights, and protecting the vote. Our stories are distinct, but often intertwined.
That shared legacy is at the center of Black and Jewish America, hosted by Henry Louis Gates Jr. on PBS — a four-part series that explores the partnerships, tensions, and coalition work that helped shape American democracy.
For those of us doing civic engagement work today, this isn’t just history — it’s a roadmap.
Join us February 27th at the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor for an exhibition of Stormy Weather starring Lena Horne and Bill “Bojangles” Robinson.
Preceding showtime, Carole Gibson & Chris Anderson will discuss some of the history of Black Cinema in the United States between WWI and WWII as it relates to this 20th Century Fox Box Office Hit.