Detroit Revitalization Fellows

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Created at: 2021-10-14 13:18:51


Engagement Information

Started on
2011-01-01
Primary type of engagement
Economic Development
Secondary type of engagement
External Service
Tertiary type of engagement
Civic Engagement/Community Service
Brief description of the program
This program seeks to develop and connect leaders and build the capacity of organizations, while ensuring a commitment to equity in the face of a rapidly transforming city and region. Source: https://economicdevelopment.wayne.edu/news/detroit-revitalization-fellows-celebrates-a-decade-of-impact-plans-for-the-future-45089
Focus areas of this engagement
Community / Economic Development
Community Building
Economic Prosperity
Governance / Civic Vitality
Inclusion / Access
Community needs and community participation in assessing those needs.
1) Increase the capacity of the local community at the level of neighborhoods through WSU leadership in the revitalization of Detroit; 2) Investment in grassroot leaders; 3) Ensure the inclusion of grassroot leaders in decision-making processes

Resource Utilization

Number of Students and others Participating

Number of graduate students
80

Other University Resources

Space utilization
Meeting/ Conference space
Additional Comments
External Funding cont... Erb Family Foundation; Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation; The Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation; John S. and James L. Knight Foundation PwC Charitable Foundation, Inc.; The Skillman Foundation; DTE Energy Foundation.

Occurrences