Learn about Divergent realities: race and polarization in America and Building the future: digital transformation in museums this week on #KNIGHTLIVE.

Capital Impact Partners is now taking applications for the fourth round of their Equitable Development Initiative (EDI) in Detroit. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, real estate in Detroit continues. Given the disproportionate impacts of this pandemic on communities of color, as well as lasting inequities developers of colors experience, it is now as important as ever that you engage in shaping the future of this region.

Capital Impact is excited to announce that applications are now open to both participants and partners for the fourth cohort of Capital Impact’s Detroit Equitable Development Initiative (Detroit EDI).

CDAD’s Youth Engagement Partners (listed below) invite Detroit area youth to apply for the CDAD Youth Advisory Council. The purpose of the council is for youth from different areas of Detroit to come together to identify their needs and the needs of their communities, and come up with action-based solutions.

Apply for grants up to $50,000 to support business growth, find the best mentor possible, and lift your voice during the 2020 election.

Does the pandemic have you wanting to be your own boss? Join Southwest Solutions to learn how to start your own business!

The Better Arguments Project is proud to share new resources that are designed to help Americans bridge divides, not by papering over them, but by exploring them more honestly together. Learn more about what it means to have a ​“Better Argument” — and how you can put our principles into practice — by attending one of their free trainings. Consider joining a Better Argument or hosting your own using their new toolkits.

NDCC is a national network organization built on fostering conscious community development practices among Black led community development organizations and small businesses. Through implementing the principles of conscious community development, NDCC works to connect Black leaders with building equitable and cooperative communities through the use of mindful spiritual principles, cultural connectivity and inclusive community engagement practices.