Detroit Revitalization Fellows
Published
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
- April 25th 2019 - City of Detroit Department of Public Works
- January 1st 2015 - Motor City Match
- January 1st 2015 - Detroit Historical Society - Detroit '67 Project
- June 1st 2014 - Eastern Market Sunday Market
- February 1st 2014 - Detroit Public Lighting Authority
- January 1st 2013 - Neighbor to Neighbor