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Manape LaMere joins Title Track Board of Directors!

As we enter our sixth year as an organization, we are honored to welcome two new Board of Directors into our family. We are grateful for their many gifts and generosity in sharing them in support of our efforts. Please join us in welcoming one of our new directors, Manape LaMere.
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Holly T. Bird to join panel for Tunnel Vision event this evening!

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!
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State of Water podcast 2024 retrospective

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!
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Happy Earth Day and Happy 5th Anniversary to Title Track!

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!!
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Episode 46 of State of Water

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.
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Episode 45 of State of Water

We’re thrilled to welcome author, activist, playwright and teacher, Maryann Lesert, to State of Water. Maryann’s new novel, Land Marks, will be published on April 16 and is the culmination of more than 2 years of research where she visited all of the fracking sites across Michigan.
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Episode 44 of State of Water

Tune in to the new State of Water as we talk to Tom Grotewohl of Protect the Porkies, who are organizing against the development of the Copperwood Mine in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Join the effort and learn about some important, time-sensitive calls to action!
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Episode 43 of State of Water

Check out this wonderful conversation with Araya Montero of Two Hearted Midwifery in the new State of Water episode. Araya shares reflections on her deep connection with Lake Superior, how she chose to pursue the path of midwifery, and the power and presence of water throughout the birthing process.
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Episode 42 of State of Water

Episode 42 features Hans Voss, Executive Director of the Groundwork Center for Resilient Communities. Hans and Groundwork work tirelessly to protect the environment, strengthen our economy and build thriving communities. Tune in for some wonderful storytelling as Hans goes back to 1995, sharing early success stories of coalition building and grassroots organizing that laid the foundation for decades of impactful work that have touched the lives of millions of Michiganders.
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Episode 41 of State of Water

Tune in for part 2 in our powerful conversation with Palestinian artist Ayed Arafah. Ayed shares about the reality of growing up in a refugee camp under occupation. We also hear about some of Ayed’s current artistic endeavors and how he sees art and activism as powerful tools in the pursuit of freedom and liberation.