PPT-Homeless in Detroit, MI

Presented By Students of Marygrove College Ms Tonita Baldridge Ms Kamala Bell Ms Katrina Richardson Ms Edith Smith The Homeless in Detroit MI Women Men Children are the Homeless . Tunnel Passengers Due to traf64257c congestion in downtown Detroit or other circumstances beyond our control it is sometimes necessary to shorten the route in Detroit To avoid lengthy delays customers should walk over to the tunnel plaza south of Ma RO. MA. NIA. Table of contents. . Introduction . Level and structure of homeless people exclusion . Causes and consequences of homeless people exclusion . Government role . Institutions and their actions . The events that ensued on the 23. rd. – 28. th. July 1967. Boiling Tensions From:. Police Abuse. Lack of Affordable Housing. Urban Renewal Projects. Economic Inequality. Rapid Demographic Change. Melissa Holcombe, DSW, LCSW. School Social Worker/Homeless Liaison- . Catoosa County, GA. Veterinary Social Worker. WELCOME!. Objectives for this session: . Explore the Human-Animal Bond. Understand pet-keeping as it relates . Robert Hayden and Philip Levine. Place Poetry. Hayden and Levine grew up in Detroit and their work was greatly affected by their surroundings.. Hayden grew up in a poor Detroit neighborhood called Paradise Valley, which he represents in a collection called “Elegies for Paradise Valley”.. W. alking Movement!. The. Healthy Environments Partnership. A . community-based participatory research partnership . working to understand and . promote heart health in Detroit. . Detroit Eastside Community Collaborative | Detroit Hispanic . Presentation to Leadership Detroit. November 17. th. , 2016. 1. Population: 680,250 People . 139 sq. miles. Ethnic Mix- 81.5% Black, 12.8% White, 5.7% Other. Founded in 1701. Detroit’s Motto. Speramus. April 2014. Blight Removal Task Force. Blight Task Force. The Players. Who:. 2009 Residential Parcel Survey. Rapidly Changing Landscape. Rapidly Changing Landscape. The Big Picture. Better . understand. Place-based, last-dollar scholarship, first proposed by Governor Snyder in 2011. Two Broad Goals:. Retain and attract residents by offering an increased value proposition to living in Detroit. Increase education attainment and economic opportunity for Detroiters. National . Partnership for Educational Access. 2016 Conference. April 29, 2016. Denise . Ross, Prince . George’s . County Public Schools . Cyekeia Lee, . NAEHCY . Understanding McKinney-Vento k-12 . Area VI . ROE #02, ROE #12, ROE #20, ROE #21, ROE #25, and ROE #30. 60 Minutes. 2. http. ://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2hzRPLVSm4. . What does the law say?. Identify the student as being homeless. Enroll student immediately. Erica Raleigh, Data Driven Detroit. October 2015. Public Safety Data in Detroit – A History. Historical Challenges to Obtaining Data. Public Safety Data in Detroit – The Present. Supporting DPD. Strategizing for the Future. Detroit becomes a boomtown. 1860 – 45,619 residents . 1870 – 79,603 (75% increase). 1880 – 116,340 (46% increase). 1890 – 205,876 (77% increase) . (15. th. largest city in U.S.). 1900 - 285,704 (39% increase) (13. NNIP Ideas Showcase . Overview. 3-year storytelling & research initiative funded by the Knight Foundation. Engage, document, and better understand the ecosystem. Who are “urban innovators” in Detroit?.