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04/04/18Rape Survivor Ericka Murria to Host Viewing, Panel Discussion of HBO Documentary 'I Am Evidence' At Carr CenterThe documentary is produced by Mariska Hargitay and tells the stories of four rape survivors – including Murria's – and the epidemic of untested rape kits. |
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04/04/18SEEN Photo Gallery: 40th Annual DSO Classical Roots CelebrationOn March 3, guests dressed in black-tie and flooded Orchestra Hall to help the Detroit Symphony Orchestra raise awareness of the contributions of black composers and musicians, and to support increased opportunity. |
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04/04/18The MSU Science Festival Detroit Expo Day Comes to Belle IsleThis three-week long, statewide festival promises stimulating fun for the whole family. |
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04/04/18Scout Hollow Reopens This Spring to Allow Overnight Camping Within City LimitsAfter being closed for more than a decade, the campground in Rouge Park will once again host youth groups. |
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04/04/18The Wendy Hilliard Gymnastics Foundation Offers Free and Low-Cost Classes to Detroit-Area YouthAfter 20 years in Harlem, Detroit Native Wendy Hilliard discusses the local program. |
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04/04/18At Bat of Southfield Exposes Kids to Baseball and More OpportunityDirector Delrisha Hayes says kids are learning more than just the sport. |
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04/04/18UAW-Ford Gives Detroit High-Schoolers the Opportunity to Witness Collegiate-Level DebatesThink you know a lot about a topic? Try debating it. It’s one of the best ways to truly learn about an issue, understand all its sides and figure out how to best communicate your view on it. Developing both analytical and rhetorical skills are part of the building blocks that help to create future leaders. That’s why UAW-Ford is hosting the second annual Debate in the D program on Friday, April 27. The event, held at Detroit Collegiate Preparatory High School at Northwestern, will provide an opportunity for approximately 700 high-schoolers to watch an official collegiate-level debate. “We’re giving young people the opportunity to be exposed to debate and the benefits of it,” says Sam Abrams, youth and community programming coordinator with... |
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04/04/18Detroit's Bleu Bowtique Offers Customized Bow Ties, Cool StyleThe Midtown establishment aims to bring back the modern-day gentleman |
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04/04/18DāO Detroit Caters Hair Care Products to Women and MenThese plant-based products are for anyone looking to own their identity. |
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04/04/183 Tips for Strengthening the Retirement RoadWhat you should know as you prepare for the next chapter. |
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It’s no secret. Detroit is RICH in talent—especially musical talent. We cover local emerging and established artists of a variety of genres and other important music-related people and businesses you should know.
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