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]
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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]
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The Huggies Mominspired $15,000 grant program opens online on Monday, May 6!
The Huggies Mominspired $15,000 grant program opens online on Monday, May 6!The Huggies® MomInspired™ Grant Program is awarding up to $15,000 to further the development of innovative products inspired by the joys of motherhood.So whether you’re a technical wizard or just a part-time tinkerer, Huggies® is helping you turn your ideas into a reality.For more information and to enter your innovative ideas go to https://huggiesmominspired.com/ … [Read More...]
Press Release Issued by Ann Arbor Concerned Citizens for Justice (AACCJ)
For Immediate ReleaseWe, the Ann Arbor Concerned Citizens for Justice, continue our protest to support the three African American male students who were wrongfully charged in the mixed-race football brawl between Huron and Pioneer High Schools on October 12, 2012. We cannot understand why the two head coaches, who instigated this brawl, only received a slap on the hands while the three African American students were charged with felonies. The question remains: Why is it that the three African … [Read More...]

Rallies for Ann Arbor 3
The Ann Arbor Concerned Citizens for Justice March and RallyThe Ann Arbor Concerned Citizens for Justice (AACCJ) will lead a march from the Ann Arbor District Library, 343 South Fifth Avenue to the Washtenaw County Court House, 101 East Huron, Ann Arbor, MI. The Ann Arbor 3 are the African American students being charged with felonies as a result of the football "brawl" in October.The dates have changed regarding marches and rallies. due to the judge's postponements of these cases.april 5- … [Read More...]

Celebrating the work of two remarkable women
Joetta Mial and Letitia Byrd are the 2013 Honorees for the the Dispute Resolution Center "Cornerstone of the Community" fundraiser. The DRC provides a safe and supportive environment for problem solving to hundreds of community members every year. The 2013 honorees epitomize the innovative work of conflict resolvers everywhere. They make lasting and profound impressions on those who experience their peacemaking interventions, whether through peer mediation programs, dialougue, or the … [Read More...]
Do you know any high school students interested in business or accounting careers?
High School Students interested in learning about careers in accounting and business can enroll in a free residency program through the National Association of Black Accountants ~ Accounting Career Awareness Program (ACAP). The program will be held Sunday, July 7th through Friday, July 12th at Wayne State University Downtown Campus. For more information Email: acap@acapdetroit.com Phone #: 248- 262- 6819. … [Read More...]
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