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Flint, Michigan program targets poverty among pregnant moms

Every Flint pregnant mom to receive $1,500, no strings attached, plus $500 per month in "first of its kind" program

Michigan's new anti-poverty effort: $7,500 for Flint moms, no strings attached

The state is experimenting with guaranteed income, investing $16.5M in a program launched by a foundation. Studies say such programs can lift people out of poverty, but others question state expense.

'A dream come true': In Flint, every pregnant person is about to receive cash through Rx Kids ⋆ Michigan Advance

'A dream come true': In Flint, every pregnant person is about to receive cash through Rx Kids

When Shila Hurt imagines her hometown of Flint in the coming months and years, there’s a word that surfaces time and again: hope.  Hope that change is coming, that families struggling with the …

MSU receives $423M in state funding

The state education budget includes $318.6 million in base operations funding, a 5% increase over last year’s investment from the state and 5% funding increases for MSU Extension and AgBioResearch, amounting to $33.2 million and $38.5 million in funding, respectively.

Pregnant mother allowance program slated to receive $15M grant

A new program created by Michigan State University to help fight childhood poverty is slated to receive a $15 million challenge grant from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation if they can one-to-one match the same amount raised by other sources.

Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha Speaks on Flint Water Crisis Research at Seminar

On Apr. 26, Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha spoke at the Joyce Lindower Wolitzer ’76 and Steven Wolitzer Nutrition Seminar about her work on the Flint water crisis.

Study details how virtual cooking classes can improve children's nutrition knowledge

Wondering how to improve your children's nutrition knowledge? Fret not

Study finds how virtual cooking classes can improve children's nutrition knowledge

Amid parental concerns regarding poor nutrition and lack of cooking skills among youth in Flint, Michigan, a team of local dietitians, chefs, and researchers created Flint Families Cook during the COVID-19 pandemic, a program for families with children ages 8-18 years old, delivered virtually to children and families in their homes.