We are looking forward to more sessions of Water Protector’s Training Camp in 2025 in partnership with schools and organizations in upper and lower Michigan. Water Protector’s Training Camp provides youth with the opportunity to connect with professional artists and activists as they explore a commitment to being a Water Protector.
Title Track team members will be participating in Labor Day weekend events organizing to Shut Down Line 5 including the Camp Pipe Out and Water is Life Festival.
RE:CLAIM is an arts-based, multi-disciplinary take-over of the Washtenaw County Court Building that took place in September and October 2022. Title Track serves as a collaborating partner in this collective of artists, advocates, and movement builders seeking to honor the complexity and diversity of the community impact of the criminal legal system.
Members of the Title Track team are a part of organizing Camp Pipe Out, planned for this upcoming Labor Day weekend, which exists to support and expand on existing actions focused on shutting down Line 5, including the Water is Life Festival and the Pipe-Out Paddle-Out.
Title Track is once again hosting panels at the Earthwork Harvest Gathering on racial justice and clean water, as well as offering our first Water Protectors Training Camp open to youth attending Harvest over the September 16-18 weekend.
Our upcoming 11th cohort of URJ is now open for registration and will meet via zoom on Wednesday evenings from 5:30pm-7:30pm ET, October 19th-November 16th.
Title Track was honored to be a presenting partnering for this June’s Climate & Clean Energy Summit, co-hosted by Groundwork and Michigan Climate Action. Videos are now online from the summit including closing comments from our co-executive director, Seth Bernard.
Our Co-Executive Director Holly T. Bird was recently featured by the Great Lakes Spirituality Project and the A Drink With series from 9 and 10 News. Listen in to these two inspiring conversations!
The second edition of our Synapse Archives Project features a conversation about community with bioregional activist and writer Stephanie Mills
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