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Have your voice heard! Just two weeks left for “Getting to Work” Community Conversations
Beginning in December, the Center for Michigan’s public engagement team has been traveling the state to facilitate Community Conversations about jobs and workforce development. There are just two weeks left to join in and make your voice heard.
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Where in the world is the Center for Michigan?
Beginning in December, the Center for Michigan’s public engagement team has been traveling the state to facilitate Community Conversations about jobs and workforce development. These discussions, titled “Getting to work: Opportunity and hurdles to success in Michigan,” have gathered more than 1,600 people in more than 50 cities across our state to date.
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Bridge and Crain’s team up on new hire to expand business coverage in Lansing
Innovative joint hire will bring depth and Lansing resources to the business coverage of both publications
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Collaborating instead of competing: new Crain’s joint venture helps Bridge serve Michigan readers and leaders
The joint hiring of Lansing business reporter Lindsay VanHulle helps Bridge and Crain’s Detroit Business forge a new journalistic path.
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Where in the world is the Center for Michigan?
Beginning in December, the Center for Michigan’s public engagement team has been traveling the state to facilitate Community Conversations about jobs and workforce development. These discussions, titled “Getting to work: Opportunity and hurdles to success in Michigan,” have gathered more than 1,600 people in more than 50 cities across our state to date.
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Bridge wins 12 awards from Society of Professional Journalists for state coverage
Bridge Magazine reports on state education policy, consumer watchdog issues and Detroit’s emergence from bankruptcy among those cited for honors.
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How are folks doing in your community? Researchers for the Michigan Association of United Ways have compiled a community-by-community look at how many households struggle to meet basic survival needs of housing, food, childcare and transportation. Using Census data, the United Way estimates that 24 percent of Michigan households are “asset limited, income constrained, employed,” […]
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Where in the world is the Center for Michigan?
Join us for a Community Conversation about "Getting to work: Opportunity and hurdles to success in Michigan"
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Where in the world is the Center for Michigan?
From the U.P. to Motown, from Saugatuck to Alpena, everywhere you look in the Mitten, you'll find the intrepid explorers of the Center for Michigan engagement team. Don't miss them when they come to your town.