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Detroit Works Project - Community Conversations 

700,000 people living in a city built for 2 million. What will we do with all that land? How can we make it work to make our environment healthier and our city function better for our residents?

  

 

Get informed and get involved: 

1. Check out

 

2. Check out this great video for a simple explanation of our situation: 


3. Visit the Detroit Works Project Long Term site for a rundown of current economic, social and environmental realities.

 

4. Make your voice heard. In the next few weeks, there will be:

 

A series of THREE conversations...

Working Conversation 1: 

- update on the Detroit Works Project

- Quality of Life and your community

- identify local assets and strengths

 

Working Conversation 2: 

- work on "things we must do" for our city

- generate ideas to address these issues

- review material from conversation #1

 

Working Conversation 3: 

- contribute to "citywide strategies"

- talk about actions and tools for change

- review material from conversations 1 & 2

 

 

... in each of FOUR locations...

Northwest Community Conversations: 

Northwest Activities Center 

18100 Meyers Rd 48235

5:30-8pm Mondays:  April 16,  May 7,  May 21

 

Northeast Community Conversations:

Serbian Memorial Hall 

19940 Van Dyke, 48234

5:30-8pm Tuesdays:  April 17,  May 8,  May 22

 

Southwest Community Conversations: 

IBEW Union Hall 

1358 Aboott St, 48226

5:30-8pm Thursdays: April 19, May 3, May 17

 

Central/Near East Community Conversations:

Detroit Rescue Mission 

3505 E. Forest Ave, 48207

9:30-noon Saturdays:  April 21, May 5, May 19

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Green Jobs Training Program Now Recruiting
Sign up for our next 12-week training course, which will begin at the end of April. Testing will be held at 

Hannan House
4750 Woodward Ave
Detroit, MI  48201

Tuesday, April 17
10am, 1pm, 3pm

4 weeks of basic training include job readiness, environmental literacy, resume-writing

8 weeks of technical training include

- General Construction
- Deconstruction
- Weatherization
- Phase I/II Environmental Site Assessments

and Certificates in
- OSHA10
- 40-hour HazWOper
- lead worker/supervisor
- asbestos worker/supervisor

Detroiters Working for Environmental Justice