Showing Up! For Youth, For Each Other and For Racial Justice
Connect Detroit's Program Director, Development and Strategy Officer Kate Cherry has been named the new secretary for local nonprofit Alternatives For Girls.
Connect Detroit’s Kate Cherry Named Alternatives For Girls Secretary
Connect Detroit's Program Director, Development and Strategy Officer Kate Cherry has been named the new secretary for local nonprofit Alternatives For Girls.
Detroit Youth Hone Employability Proficiency, Mental Health and Emotional Wellness Skills at Conference Today
Connect Detroit and its partners trained and employed 8,157 Detroit youth during summer 2016, in partnership with 70 community-based organizations.
Kate Cherry Talks Grow Detroit’s Young Talent with American Black Journal
Legendary radio personality Craig Fahle sat down with Connect Detroit's own Kate Cherry to talk Grow Detroit's Young Talent.
Prepare Students for the Real World
Student programs help prepare students for the real world.
Craig Fahle Talks Grow Detroit’s Young Talent
Legendary radio personality Craig Fahle sat down with Connect Detroit's own Kate Cherry to talk Grow Detroit's Young Talent.
Teen board gives grant to Connect Detroit
The Jewish Fund Teen Board awarded a $19,000 grant to Connect Detroit, a nonprofit organization that strives to address community problems by facilitating and mobilizing funding in support of collaborative community solutions.
Employing Detroit’s Youth
Connect Detroit and its partners trained and employed 8,157 Detroit youth during summer 2016, in partnership with 70 community-based organizations.
Shuna Hayward Talks Detroit Youth Employment and Connect Detroit Legacy Initiatives on Superstation 910 AM
City Connect Detroit and its partners trained and employed 8,157 Detroit youth during summer 2016, in partnership with 70 community-based organizations.
Connect Detroit Secures $100,000 Grant to Expand Grow Detroit’s Young Talent Program in 2018
City Connect Detroit and its partners trained and employed 8,157 Detroit youth during summer 2016, in partnership with 70 community-based organizations.