The Center for Michigan

Lisa Yanick Litwiller has a track record of growing audience, culture change and innovation. She comes to Bridge from the Center for Public Integrity.

Trained as an investigative reporter, John Bebow launched Bridge and the Center for Michigan and grew it into a juggernaut.

Bridge grew up under the reins of a metro Detroit native known for his meticulous editing, investigative chops, fairness and self-deprecating humor.

Bridge Michigan publisher and founding chief executive officer, John Bebow, is retiring at year’s end. He will serve as an adviser to Bridge and the Center for Michigan for two years. This is his account of Bridge’s rapid growth.

Internship lasts eight weeks for those interested in pursuing journalism. Mix of assignments makes it a great opportunity for experience. Pay is $5,000.

Bridge Michigan’s year-end fundraising campaign is happening now, and your support helps us inform our state.

Bridge moderated a discussion Tuesday with community leaders to discuss ways to jump-start Michigan’s stagnant population.

Bridge will moderate a discussion Tuesday with community leaders to discuss ways to reverse Michigan’s stagnant population.

Bridge Michigan is expanding its ranks to fulfill its mission of making Michigan better through deep, nonpartisan public policy journalism.