Nonprofits receive $1.5 million to help Battle Creek's minority communities
Ten local nonprofits are joining forces to support under-resourced communities in Battle Creek, prioritizing racial equity, diversity and inclusion.
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Ten local nonprofits are joining forces to support under-resourced communities in Battle Creek, prioritizing racial equity, diversity and inclusion.
Representatives of the Black, Burmese and Latino communities in Battle Creek announced a plan to work together for equity and prosperity. The collaboration was named The Village and seeks to break down barriers and create access to industry, food, education, health, wellness, personal growth and advocacy for Black, Burmese, Indigenous and Latino communities in Battle Creek.
The United Way is joining forces with local organizations to create The Village, a new approach for improving outcomes in communities of color.
The United Way is joining forces with local organizations to create The Village, a new approach for improving outcomes in communities of color.
Representatives of the Black, Burmese and Latino communities in Battle Creek announced a plan to work together for equity and prosperity. The collaboration was named The Village and seeks to break down barriers and create access to industry, food, education, health, wellness, personal growth and advocacy for Black, Burmese, Indigenous and Latino communities in Battle Creek.