Title Track Co-Executive Director Holly T. Bird will be joining the panel for this evening’s Tunnel Vision event, presented by Groundwork Center, Sierra Club Michigan, Progress Michigan, and Oil & Water Don’t Mix featuring a wonderful slate of panelists who be speaking on the continuing #shutdlownline5 #notunnel effort. Join the event in-person at The Alluvion in Traverse City or online!
As part of Title Track’s 5th anniversary, we’re taking a look back at this year’s State of Water episodes. Tune in to listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Soundcloud or watch highlight video clips on our social media. This week we’ll also be sharing the full videos from recent episodes on our YouTube!
Happy Earth Day and Happy 5th Annivesary to Title Track! Check out some exciting program updates and program launches and please consider making a financial contribution as we step into the next 5 years!!
Eminazhichiget, which translates in Anishinaabemowin to “person who does good things for others,” is the name of a new Title Track program and podcast celebrating Anishinaabek leaders. In Episode 1 of Eminazhichiget, we are thrilled to feature Part 1 of our conversation with Mark Wilson, Mayor Pro Tem of Traverse City and owner of New Leonard Media.
Congratulations to our Co-Executive Director Jenny Jones who was awarded a spot within CultureSource’s ‘Arts Leaders as Cultural Innovators’ (ALACI).
Registration is open for upcoming Understanding Racial Justice cohorts! Join us for an in-person weekend intensive in Traverse City August 2-3 or our fall virtual cohort Tuesday evenings from October 1-29. Sliding scale and scholarships are available!
Water Protector’s Training Camp is a unique opportunity for young people to learn with professional activists and artists in a collaborative and creative setting while exploring their own commitment to being a Water Protector. We’re excited to be offering more sessions of WPTC this summer and fall.
In our newest State of Water episode, we’re happy to welcome Jane Fitkin, Director of Citizens for a Safe & Clean Lake Superior. Founded by local residents passionate about protecting the lakeshore we call home, CSCLS advocates for Lake Superior’s shoreline and watershed in Marquette County. Tune in to hear success stories, current initiatives, and much more.
Title Track directors, staff, and board members collectively represent decades of DEI training, program development, coaching, and consulting. Wherever you are on the journey towards becoming an anti-racist, anti-oppressive, multi-cultural organization, team, or person we would be delighted to support you in manners that best suit your needs.
We completed our first cohort of Healing Ourselves in November 2024, a healing retreat designed for BIPOC and BIPOC-led. Stay tuned for future cohort announcements. Whether you’re taking the first steps towards understanding racial equity and BIPOC-led healing or seeking to deepen your commitment to anti-racism and decolonization, our workshops offer a space for learning, growth, healing, community, and transformative action.