Community Calendar

Come hear from the creators of “Breaking Barriers: Working with African American Sexual Assault Survivors”, featured on the Michigan Victims Advocacy Network, and the impactful “Black Women’s Triangulation of Rape Model.”

Designed for advocates, professionals, and community members, this 4-hour training will provide participants with practical tools to support Black experiencers with compassion, cultural awareness, and strength-based approaches. Attendees will leave equipped with new insights and strategies to enhance their work and deepen their impact with Black women.

Social Work CEU Approved #MICEC-0013

For graduating high school students seeking college advice, UNCF provides students assistance connecting the dots post-graduation. This year’s Empower Me Tour is kicking off in Detroit, MI and is expected to be bigger and better than ever with over 500 graduating seniors expected to attend. You can expect on-site college admissions, college prep workshops, scholarships available on-site, numerous HBCU representatives on hand, and more. The 2025 Detroit College Readiness Fair will take place at the Michigan Central Station on Wednesday, Oct. 29th from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 pm.

Calling all health professionals, students, and people interested in healthcare sustainability!

We look forward to seeing you at the Michigan Clinicians for Climate Action's 2nd Annual Climate & Health Conference on November 15, 2025, in Grand Rapids, MI! This will be our second in-person summit, and it promises to be an inspiring and impactful day as we come together and work for climate resilient outcomes in healthcare. Our focus this year will be clinician advocacy: for sustainable healthcare systems, just communities, and climate action.

We are excited to feature our keynote speaker, Dr. Aparna Bole, a pediatrician who is interested in the intersection between environmental stewardship, environmental justice, and pediatric public health. Her activities as a clinician, educator, advocate, and healthcare leader are focused on the environmental drivers of children’s health, including the health effects of climate change and the child health benefits of climate solutions. She is also involved in climate-smart healthcare, including environmentally responsible and climate-resilient healthcare operations, and climate-informed clinical care.. She will be joined along with other leading experts who will share their insights on critical topics such as climate-smart healthcare, sustainability and environmental justice. Attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in breakout workshops and view or bring poster exhibitions to highlight research or a project related to healthcare, climate, or environmental justice.

All registered attendees will receive access to our MiCCA membership and newsletter, as well as lunch on the day of the event. Our goal is to equip attendees with the knowledge and tools needed to tackle climate's health challenges and foster a healthier, more equitable future. We hope you will join us in person for this one-day event.​

Our 3rd annual holiday family day is highlighted by a holiday craft workshop, a winter wonderland photo room, a hot cocoa bar, caroling, family games, a small artwork exhibition, and a young artist pop-up gallery. A great place for parents, grandparents, kids, families, and friends to have fun, create art, and shop for gifts! $10 per child (age 3+), Adults and children under 3 are free. Reserve your time slot at www.northvillearthouse.org/.

TEXTILE EXPLORATION DAY (TED)
Announcing the 2026 TED Classes!

Learn Exciting Textile Techniques!

Join us on Saturday February 7, 2026

28 classes, each 90 minutes – see class options below including

6 types of weaving, 3 spinning, 4 braiding, 5 wet felting, 2 needle felting & a dorset button-making class

Sign is up required

A Registration Link will be available here on November 23, 2025 to access SignupGenius!