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Complete Streets Impact Health
The following edited excerpt is from a journal article submitted for W.K. Kellogg Foundation’s Digest of Community Development. It was written by Nikita Buckhoy, Todd Scott, and Myra Tetteh, members of the Physical Activity Workgroup (formerly Built Environment Workgroup) of … Continue reading
Walking Against Blight in Warren/Conner Community
Walking Against Blight, sponsored by Warren/Conner Development Coalition and the Detroit Food & Fitness Collaborative, seeks to dually promote the well-being of its participants and improvement of their neighborhoods. This program is designed to assist residents with healthy lifestyle education … Continue reading
Third Annual Detroit Food Summit Slated for April
Join the Detroit Food Policy Council for our third annual summit on April 4-6, 2013 at Focus: HOPE. The theme of the Detroit Food 2013 is “What’s on Your Plate?” and will feature speakers, workshops and of course, local food! … Continue reading
DFFC to Study Detroit Food Economy
Detroit has a rich agricultural history and is home to a vibrant community food system. Although Detroit has experienced decades of economic decline, there are many assets fueling the city’s future. Detroit is a national model for urban agriculture initiatives, … Continue reading
Safety and the Built Environment
The following edited excerpt is from a journal article submitted for W.K. Kellogg Foundation’s Digest of Community Development. It was written by Nikita Buckhoy, Todd Scott, and Myra Tetteh, members of the Physical Activity Workgroup (formerly Built Environment Workgroup) of … Continue reading

