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American Black Journal
Seniors food program, NEA chair, Detroit Nigerian community
Season 51
Episode 32
Focus: HOPE is expanding its Food for Seniors program to assist more seniors who are experiencing food insecurity with the addition of 43 new sites across Southeast Michigan. National Endowment for the Arts Chair Dr. Maria Rosario Jackson talks about the importance of the arts in building healthy communities. And, check out a conversation about Detroit filmmaker Ozi Uduma’s film “Detroit We Dey.”
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The Detroit Black Film Festival is back for another year & Concert of Colors featuring Carmen Lundy
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Conversations with the presidents of Forgotten Harvest and Mustard Tree Co-op.
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A look at how to address the barriers to health and well-being faced by aging African Americans.
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How the faith-based community is helping students and a discussion on the future of education.
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A preview of this year’s Detroit Jazz Festival and a performance by artist-in-residence Joe Lovano.
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A look at the African presence in the Bible and a project encourages stories about faith.
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How Venture 313 is helping Black tech founders and a story from "Faith in Detroit.”
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How the church is getting out the vote for this year’s elections and a story from "Faith in Detroit
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ARISE Detroit! Neighborhoods Day, “Destination Detroit”
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A look at a nonprofit helping Michigan families and the career of television journalist Tony Brown.
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McGregor Fund president discusses her decision to step down and a look at the history of WCHB radio.
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Our "Black Church in Detroit" series examines the role of the Black church in helping to reduce gun