In the aftermath of last Friday’s devastating ruling from the Michigan Public Service Commission (MSPC) to grant the permits for a Line 5 tunnel, we’re happy to present this interview with Bill Latka, co-founder of the Oil & Water Don’t Mix campaign.
As we look ahead to the next year, we invite your support to help us continue to deliver on the promise of our mission and the potential of our incredible team and network of partners. Thank you so much for your support!
We invite you to check out this wonderful Decolonizing Thanksgiving resource from Bioneers and consider contributing to our Indigenous Mutual Aid fund as we extend our thanks and recognition of the sacrifices that the Anishinaabek made in order for all of us residing in Michigan to be here.
Join Seth Bernard at the Armory Youth Project in Manistee next Tuesday, November 21 for a free collaborative songwriting workshop. The workshop is free and runs from 3:30-5:00pm. No experience necessary. Open to youth in grades 6-12.
Many thanks to the Michigan Arts & Culture Council (MACC) for awarding Title Track a grant for fiscal year 2024. Title Track is honored to be one of 46 grant recipients of this grant cycle along with many friends and partner organizations who are doing tremendous cultural work across Michigan.
Title Track is a proud member of the Water Equity and Climate Resilience (WECR) Caucus convened by PolicyLink, a national network of organizations working to address water equity and climate resilience — centering frontline communities of color and low-income communities. Read the WECR statement on the recently introduced Water Access Act here.
Our next virtual cohort of Understanding Racial Justice begins next Monday and will meet via Zoom Monday evenings from October 16 – November 13. Scholarships and sliding scale are available. Register today!
We at Title Track seek to honor the beauty, strength, intelligence, and heart of our Indigenous friends, family, colleagues, and neighbors every day. On this Indigenous Peoples’ Day we invite you to support Indigenous Mutual Aid.
Join us next Monday in Leland as the Old Art Building hosts an Indigenous Peoples’ Day event featuring our own Holly T. Bird.
Traverse City area friends, don’t miss the the next EXPAND Storytelling event happening this Wednesday (tomorrow!) evening at The Alluvion featuring our own Holly T. Bird!