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Living Stones Academy is partnering with the city of Grand Rapids, raking leaves, making money and teaching children about service
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The message of Thursday's conference: in today’s climate, strong leadership is not optional - it’s essential
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Grand Rapids Police Chief Eric Winstrom reported to city leaders Tuesday on improvements and progress in the department since he started in 2022
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The Pride flag will fly at city hall all month except for the week of the 16th when it will be replaced by the Juneteenth flag
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Board President Pamela Pugh encouraged schools to not comply with the Trump administration’s guidance on inclusion initiatives
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Nationally recognized speaker LaTosha Brown spoke to hundreds of students at Grand Valley State University in a rescheduled keynote address honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr
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Citing what it calls the dismantling of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs and safety concerns, organizers of a West Michigan Latino Festival have cancelled this year’s event
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Grand Haven reaffirms DEI policy, Grand River Bands of Ottawa Indians Chairman receives award, WMEAC plans for 2025, and more.
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Facing pressure, many communities and organizations are backing away from diversity, equity and Inclusion pledges and programs
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Muskegon Community College is pausing its DEI programs, Grand Rapids and Kent County saw record levels of tourists last year, movie talk and more.