Midland Abilities Parade returns May 17 to celebrate inclusion and accessibility
The Abilities Parade returns May 17, celebrating inclusion, accessibility, and community through art, activities, resources, and family-friendly fun.
The Abilities Parade returns May 17, celebrating inclusion, accessibility, and community through art, activities, resources, and family-friendly fun.
The Autism Alliance of Michigan and other advocates for autistic people are working hard to move from raising autism awareness to fostering autism acceptance.
As federal pressure mounts to eliminate DEI programs, higher education leaders remain committed to fostering inclusive practices.
A community-led oral archive shares the impactful stories of black residents in Midland throughout its history.
One in six children between the ages of three to 17 has a disability. Receiving this diagnosis, whether at birth or later in life, can be scary and overwhelming. Iris Mehler launched 1in6 Michigan Support, a support group for parents and caregivers of children with disabilities after this statistic impacted her life specifically. Today, the nonprofit organization continues to provide support, resources, and advocacy for the community.
Meet Jessica Chai, a senior at Dow High School and Co-Chair of the upcoming Midland Lunar New Year Celebration at Dow Diamond.
Donny Winter’s journey as a poet, educator, and advocate amplifies marginalized voices and enriches Midland’s artistic community.
During Global Diversity Month, the Midland Area Community Foundation invites you to come out to take part in a variety of different events designed to introduce you to new cultures and experiences.
Midland Rotary and Nonviolent Peaceforce sponsored a Peace Pole on International Peace Day, reinforcing Midland’s status as a City of Peace.
Midland Public Schools and Midland County Inclusion Alliance select artwork by Alice Kim and Elise Collier for Chromebook stickers, celebrating the "Better Together" theme of diversity and inclusion district-wide.
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