Economic Justice Alliance of Michigan

10/20/2024

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/10/20/generations-black-women-mission-protect-voting/75413954007/

Three generations of Black women activists use different tactics and strategies to register voters.

10/20/2024

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Great News! Early voting began on October 19th in Detroit and will be an option for voters who live in the city to cast their ballot in person through Nov. 3 for the Nov. 5 General Election. Find your early voting site, dates and times at

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10/02/2024

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10/02/2024

Check out information regarding Detroit's early voting options! Election Day is right around the corner. Like, Share & Influence!

Vote Early Vote Early The facts about voting before Election Day in Detroit: All registered voters in Detroit can vote before Election Day — that means you! Your vote will be counted if you vote before Election Day, no matter which option you choose. The in-person early voting experience is now si...

09/20/2024

EJAM Policy Summit
Pathways Out of Poverty
Tomorrow - Saturday - September 21st
9:00am-4:00pm
University of Detroit-Mercy Student Union (Livernois side of Campus)

Event Schedule
9:00am - Doors Open / Breakfast Snack Bar Open

9:20am - Welcome

9:30am - Face Of Poverty Roundtable Discussion
Sherri Smith - Moderator

10:00am - A Deep Dive into the Data with U of M Poverty Solutions
University of Michigan Poverty Solutions - Amanda Nothaft / Director of Data & Analysis

10:30am - Networking Break

11:00am-12:00pm - Strategic Workshops

WS1 - Engineering Building - Poverty through History and Policy and the Future Possibilities

WS2 - Engineering Building - Health Equity & Poverty

WS3 - Engineering Building - OWN Your Own Job!

WS4 - Student Union - Criminal Justice - The system that keeps our community impoverished

WS4- Student Union - Literacy - Literacy and its impact on poverty

12:00pm-1:00pm - Lunch - U of D- Mercy Fountain Room
(After Noon Panel Discussions & Strategic Report Outs)

1:00pm-1:30pm
Panel 1 - Equity is Essential to Change

Lynn Wiggins, Solomon Consulting
Karent Tyler-Ruiz Executive Director of C2BE

1:30pm-2:00pm
Panel 2 - Poverty On Purpose?
Michael Imhotep - Historian, Host of the African History Network, Panelist on Roland Martin Unfiltered Daily Digital Show
Lauren Thomas - Community Legal Advocate - Detroit Justice Center

2:30pm-3:10pm
Panel 3 - Systems Analysis - Structing the Change We Seek
Kofi Kenyetta - Activist & CEO of Kenyetta Consulting
Teferi Brent - Community Leader/Organizer

3:10pm-3:30pm
Panel 4 - How Poverty Impacts Mental Health
Theresa Mitchell - Community Life Senior Manager - The Community Builder, Inc.

3:30pm-3:45pm - Call To Action

3:45pm - Dismissal

Hope to See You There!
Registration Link: https://forms.gle/gk4Yf8AG21A6eQbv7

09/14/2024

Next Saturday! September 21st
@ University of Detroit - Mercy
Student Center Building
Register Today!
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09/11/2024

"Poverty can cause children permanent damage, both physically and mentally, and in both the short and long term. A lack of essentials can stunt their growth, cause them to fall behind in school, and lead to health problems for them. It also affects their roles within their families, communities, and society as a whole. Poverty denies children their human rights, and it leads to a vicious cycle of deprivation, which is difficult to break without proper support or assistance."

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09/10/2024

09/09/2024

Hoping that you will join us for this important conversation and Call To Action!

"There is no power for change greater than a community discovering what it cares about." – Margaret J. Wheatley

EJAM Policy Summit: Pathways Out of Poverty Registration Form
Saturday, September 21st
9am-4pm
Breakfast Snacks & Lunch Provided
University of Detroit - Mercy (Student Center Building)
https://bit.ly/3XADfqj

9:00am - Welcome
9:30am - Face Of Poverty Roundtable Discussion
10:00am - A Deep Dive into the Data with U of M Poverty Solutions
10:30am - Networking Break
11:00am-12:00pm - Strategic Workshops
12:00pm-1:00pm - Lunch
(4 Panel Discussions & Strategic Report Outs)
1:00pm-3:00pm
3:00pm-3:10pm - Break
3:10pm-3:30pm - Minimum Wage in Michigan - Protec & Defend
3:30pm - Call To Action!