Ann Arbor Awesome Foundation: $1000 grants awarded regularly for ‘awesome’ projects in Washtenaw County!!
Ann Arbor is now home to a branch of the Boston-based micro-philanthropic organization –The Awesome Foundation. Called A2Awesome, the group will be meeting… [more]
Welcome to AnotherAnnArbor.org!
We are excited to share our new AnotherAnnArbor.org website with you! We hope you enjoy the new design and upgraded features. Please take a look around… [more]
Educational Programs & Resources
Learn about our educational programs and resources for the African American community in Washtenaw County.… [more]
Visit Our Calendar
Check out our calendar to submit your event or find out about upcoming local events of interest to African Americans in Washtenaw County.… [more]
Support Another Ann Arbor
Please consider making a financial contribution or donating your time to Another Ann Arbor. Click here to find out how you can contribute.… [more]
Check Out Our Business Directory
Visit our business directory to search for local businesses, churches, and community organizations of interest to African Americans in Washtenaw County.… [more]
AnotherAnnArbor.org provides a means of communication for the African American community in Washtenaw County. This is a web site where information is shared and matters of common interest are discussed. Another Ann Arbor, Inc. is a 501c3 nonprofit organization established in 1989 to promote the history, culture, and concerns of African Americans in Washtenaw County. Another Ann Arbor is supported in part by grant funding and administration from the University of Michigan School of Social Work.
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Washtenaw Faces Race Community Conversation: Race and Transportation
Washtenaw Faces Race Community Conversation:Race and Transportation Saturday, April 26, 20141:00-4:00 pm Interfaith Council for Peace and Justice,Northside Presbyterian Church,Upper Sanctuary1679 Broadway St, Ann Arbor, MI 48105 The issue of strong and dependable transit in our county is an issue that impacts people of all backgrounds and in various communities of Washtenaw County. It is important to understand what racial and economic implications transit enhancements and … [Read More...]
Pathways to Success Campus to Offer New Niche for AAPS High School Students
April 16, 2014By Tara CavanaughWhen the new Pathways to Success Campus opens this fall, it will be home to a program that’s unlike anything the district has offered before.The program will feature a variety of options to help students choose their best pathway to success, said Lee Ann Dickinson-Kelley, the district’s interim deputy superintendent for instructional services.“We really see the opportunity to create another option for students who benefit from a small learning environment, flexible … [Read More...]
Congratulations Dr. Jann Joseph
Dr. Jann Joseph has been named Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs (EVCAA) at Indiana University South Bend. Joseph is currently the Dean of the College of Education at Eastern Michigan University (EMU) in Ypsilanti and has more than 27 years of experience in higher education. She begins her duties on July 1, 2014.“I am delighted to announce that Dr. Joseph will be joining the leadership team at IU South Bend,” said Chancellor Terry L. Allison. “She is a dynamic leader and will … [Read More...]
Unemployment Compensation is Taxable – Learn More
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