We are pleased to share that the Grand Traverse Regional Community Foundation has launched the Holly T. Bird Clean Water Endowment at the Community Foundation. We are grateful for the Community Foundation’s efforts in carrying on Holly’s legacy and supporting clean water efforts across the region.

Title Track has a strong belief in the power of community and its collective wisdom.  We have seats at the table for those with a desire to influence and impact our organization’s culture as board members; helping us achieve our financial goals, and supporting the Title Track staff as we continue to develop and produce programming that stays in-step with our missional pillars.

As an Ypsilanti City Councilmember, Amber Fellows proposed a one year moratorium on data centers and it was the first to pass in the state of Michigan. Amber is running for mayor of Ypsilanti and she sat down to speak with State of Water on this and several other key issues in the leadup to the primary this Tuesday, August 4.

Join us for Peace Camp at Fortune Lake Camp this August 21-23 and enjoy the beautiful Upper Peninsula, participate in Anishinaabe sacred traditions, and share in many community building activities including Water Protector's Training Camp and Collaborative Songwriting for Collective Liberation with our own Seth Bernard.

We invite you to gather with us in Detroit for an evening dedicated to poetry, connection, and cultural healing. Hosted by Title Track's Healing Ourselves Initiative, this Poetry Slam is an opportunity to experience the power of words and how they can be tools to restore, challenge, uplift, and unite.

Title Track’s new swag has arrived! We have a fresh collection of t-shirts and sweatshirts for both youth and adults, created to wrap our community in style and spirit.

Title Track is honored to be a co-sponsoring organization for the Michigan People's Hearing in Detroit on June 27. This one-day public gathering will center on testimonies and cultural celebration, lifting up community-based solutions to end threats to people's health, land and work.

Title Track's Creative Director, Seth Bernard, will be leading two workshop sessions during the upcoming Peace Camp at Fortune Lake Camp in Crystal Falls, MI., melding our Water Protector's Training Camp and Collective Songwriting for Collective Liberation. This unique experience is FREE, thanks to generous donations!

Thank you so much to all who gathered with us on Earthwork Farm on May 23rd to celebrate Holly T. Bird, enjoy a day of wonderful music, and raise money in support of her three children.

As we celebrate our 7th birthday, we invite you to read a letter from our Executive Director, Jenny Jones, and check out some exciting program updates!

The great and powerful Water Protector Holly T. Bird became an ancestor one year ago. In her will, she asked for us to throw a Celebration of Life concert the year after her passing. “It doesn’t have to be large but it does have to be a good party". Join us at Earthwork Farm on May 23 for Hollypalooza!

Join us on Wednesday, April 8 for a special opportunity to hear from author, activist, and bioregionalist, Stephanie Mills, who has spent her career working tirelessly for the environment and community. Many thanks to Michigan Citizens for Water Conservation for presenting this event that also benefits Title Track!

Noah Kaplan of Leon Speakers and Mothfire Brewing Company recently joined us as one of our guests for a special live podcast recording at Leon Loft in Ann Arbor. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about Noah's commitment to clean water, his vision for creating inspired community spaces, and how arts and culture are at the center of everything that Leon and Mothfire strive to do.

Danielle Boyer is an Indigenous robotics inventor and ethical tech advocate whose nonprofit, The Steam Connection, works to make tech education accessible and safe for Indigenous youth. Tune in to this inspiring conversation to hear the story behind Danielle's Anishinaabemowin speaking robot, Skobot, her thoughts on AI, data centers, ethical tech, and much more.

How will you honor these champions of justice and equity who built beloved community with courage and compassion?