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05/30/2026

Michael Clack calls for Flint voices to be centered in Michigan’s data center debate.

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05/29/2026

Flint City Council Monthly Wrap Up! is a summary of some of the most important resolutions and happenings in the City Council.

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05/29/2026

Welcome to the May's Flint City Council Monthly Wrap Up!

Last month, City Council began reviewing the proposed city budget from the Mayor’s office. Much of May has been spent deliberating over that budget and auditing economic decisions, with little new legislation passed.

Read more at the link below.

✍️: Jalen Garrison

Flint City Council Monthly Wrap Up! is a summary of some of the most important resolutions and happenings in the City Council.

05/29/2026

Factory Two continues building Flint’s maker culture through tools, classes, and community repair.

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05/28/2026

MSU Public Health centers Flint residents in a community-powered approach to health solutions.

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05/28/2026

Carman-Ainsworth teacher Frank Burger receives MEA honor for LGBTQ+ advocacy in schools.

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05/27/2026

Alex B. Hill, dives into Flint's vacant land.

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05/27/2026

Michigan State University Public Health, a Flint-based department within MSU’s College of Human Medicine is redefining what community-powered public health can look like.

The department was created through a partnership between MSU and the Flint community and has become what MSU describes as the first academic department of any kind in the world to be co-developed and co-led with community partners.

✍🏽: Brianna Nargiso

MSU Public Health centers Flint residents in a community-powered approach to health solutions.

05/27/2026

Frank Burger, a longtime Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools teacher and advocate for LGBTQ+ students and educators, has been named the first recipient of the Michigan Education Association’s new Gerry Crane Human and Civil Rights Award.

Carman-Ainsworth teacher Frank Burger receives MEA honor for LGBTQ+ advocacy in schools.

05/27/2026

Three times a week, Indivisible GLOW (Genesee, Livingston & Oakland Warriors) gathers outside the Fenton Post Office side by side in nonviolent protest. From across the street, they can be seen holding signs that read “No Kings,” “Workers Over Billionaires,” and “No ICE No War.”

“We show up regularly on this corner in defense of the Constitution, regardless of threats and insults."

✍🏽: Dezha Peterson

Indivisible GLOW uses peaceful protest to build civic connection and community action.