- Forge partnerships with churches, faith-based communities and religious organizations who share a common compassionate interest in the city
- Work with block clubs and residents to better neighborhoods by reducing blight and crime
- Engage civic and government leaders to reform public policies and systems that compromise opportunities, resources and services for those who often feel disenfranchised
- Involve universities, scholars and students in the research, design, implementation and analysis of community organizing projects
To learn more about these initiatives, contact Bill O'Brien, director of community partnerships, at 313.841.8900 x. 2339 or email him. | |
- Established working relationships with administrators and staff at University of Michigan, U of M Dearborn, Michigan State University, Wayne State University, Western Michigan University and Syracuse University
- Worked with Gesu Communities United to hold a 350-person public action that led to a safety summit with the U.S. Attorney and other regional anti-crime officials who committed resources to the neighborhood
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