In our first episode of 2025 we are happy to present a special conversation with outgoing Executive Director of the Groundwork Center for Resilient Communities, Hans Voss. Hans shares insights and reflections from his 30 years of Groundwork experience on a variety of topics in this engaging episode. If you’re in the Traverse City area, don’t miss the big community celebration this Friday at The Alluvion honoring Hans’ 30 years!
Last month, over 20 individuals gathered for Title Track’s first ever ‘Healing Ourselves’ weekend retreat. This program has been lovingly developed with the intention of holding space for communities of color to build relationships, learn, strategize, and hope together. In 2025, we will be holding space for more weekend cohorts. Check out our recap video from the first retreat!
Breaking news!! Great news in the effort to Protect the Porkies! We sat down with Tom Grotewohl of Protect the Porkies to get his immediate reaction of the news, to hear about lessons learned in the campaign, and what comes next. Tune in for an inspiring example of people powered advocacy for our land and water!
Check out this wonderful new song from Michigan-based singer-songwriter/multi-instrumentalist, Justin Avdek, available now with all profits going to Title Track!
Miigwech to those who have tuned in to listen or watched the full episodes. With your support we can continue this important program spotlighting the work and success of these wonderful Indigenous leaders.
On this Giving Tuesday, we’re officially kicking off our end of year fundraiser. Our efforts are powered by your support. Your tax deductible donation helps us do our work for clean water, racial equity, and youth empowerment. There’s no shortage of work to do, and we intend to have a good time and to build community while we’re doing it.
Congrats to our State of Water podcast team for hitting the 50 episode milestone! We encourage you to check out the archives for a wonderful lineup of conversations with water protectors, activists, educators, and artists.
As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday we encourage you to reflect on ways that you can decolonize and Indigenize this holiday and stand in solidarity with our Indigenous relatives. Working for justice and healing in solidarity with our Indigenous friends, family, and neighbors is an integral part of Title Track’s mission and work.
We’re honored to welcome Stacey Ettawageshik as our guest to Eminazhichiget. Stacey shares about her work with Uniting Three Fires Against Violence; how her own experience as a survivor informs her work; how her son and elders inspire her; and how essential it is to speak truthfully of both our history and the present day.
Many thanks to Rep. Rashida Tlaib & Rep. Debbie Dingell for their leadership in addressing the U.S. water affordability crisis. Read the Water Equity & Climate Resilience (WECR) Caucus statement on the bill here. Title Track is honored to be a member organization of the WECR.