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There are a number of firsts this year in the United Way of Washtenaw County's Justice Fund allocations. The aim is to put money in the hands of more nonprofits and organizations that are working most closely with those in need—particularly Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC). WEMU's David Fair is joined by Bridget Herrmann, UWWC's vice president for community impact and advocacy, to discuss the refocused lens being used to shape community investment moving forward.
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Lost Voices is an organization that helps kids, who are victims of trauma, find hope and healing through the power of music.WEMU's Jeremy Baldwin speaks…
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To overcome inequity and injustice, there are systemic issues that must be remedied. Part of what it takes is adequately addressing racism, poverty, and…
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This week, "Art and Soul" is about the art of well being. WEMU's Lisa Barry talks with local teacher, author, and ecotherapist Barbra White, who has…
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Childhood trauma, if not addressed properly, can have terrible, long-term effects. In many situations, law enforcement is involved, and that can intensify…
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When young people experience physical and/or emotional trauma, it becomes difficult for them to express themselves. After seeing a group of former inmates…
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Childhood trauma takes time to heal. It also requires resources that may not be easy to find. Deb Gordon-Gurfinkel decided to use her experience in drama…
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Many K-12 students live with food insecurity, housing and transportation issues, and, too frequently, physical or emotional abuse. That presents a barrier…