Title Track keeps building with your support!!

We are holding a vision for a future we can believe in, and we are working for it every day.

We’re thrilled to announce that Title Track’s founder and executive director, Seth Bernard, has been recognized as the newest Changemaker Fellow from Rotary Charities of Traverse City.

Help us raise $60,000 in the last 60 days of 2019 in our "60 DAY $60K CHALLENGE!"

On this episode of the podcast, we feature part 2 of our in-depth interview with State Representative Yousef Rabhi, a recently awarded “Great Lakes Champion” by Michigan Clean Water Action.

Introducing: STATE OF WATER!

If you are a white person who is ready to dive deep to show up stronger for racial justice, please join us for this series of 6 sessions this winter at the Neahtawanta Inn.

We want to extend our deep appreciation to the hundreds of good folks who participated in the Title Track panels and discussion sessions at Earthwork Harvest Gathering with open hearts and thoughtful minds.

A heartfelt shout out to all who gathered at the Straits of Mackinac on Saturday to protect the water through music, story, art and action.

Title Track is proud to co-present the 2nd annual Water is Life Festival on Saturday, August 31st in Mackinaw City with founder and water protector Jannan Cornstalk.

Title Track is curating and hosting a series of engaging panels at the Earthwork Harvest Gathering, one of Michigan’s most beloved cultural celebrations & music festivals.

Title Track's Seth Bernard sits down with Catalyst Radio's Julie Kurylowicz for an in-depth conversation about the roots and inspiration behind Title Track.

Earlier this month we were thrilled to launch our RiverQuest program with a week long summer camp for 20+ 9-14 year old youth from Flint.

An innovative program offering outdoors experiences for youth from DC, Detroit, and New Orleans.

Pictures, video, reflections from organizers and more capture the beautiful spirit of the first annual Earthwork Detroit Music Festival.

Check out the fantastic preview of the upcoming Earthwork Detroit Music Festival in the Detroit Metro Times written by Jeff Milo.

A week ago we gathered for a beautiful evening of celebrating 32 years of the Neahtawanta Research & Education Center and the passing of the torch to Title Track.

This year's Skill Swap was recently spotlighted by 9 & 10 News in Allison Peter's Experiencing Northern Michigan story, "Teaching Peace Poetry on Earthwork Farm at the Skill Swap in Lake City."

This is where resistance, community, and culture meet and it will be a funky good time.

The Title Track staff participated in the 2nd Annual Anishinaabe Racial Justice Conference in Baraga this past weekend, organized by the Native Justice Coalition. Here are a couple reflections to share from our team from this incredibly moving experience.

Contact Governor Whitmer and MI legislature to urge No Line 5 Tunnel Deal! Today, we feature a conversation with Liz Kirkwood, Executive Director of Flow. Produced by our Clean Water Campaign for MI documentary team, this video is a part of the 6 episode featured interview series with leading activists and water protectors from across the state.

Ahead of this Saturday's launch party in Detroit, Title Track is featured on The Stratton Setlist music blog.

Many thanks to Jeff Milo and the Detroit Metro Times for this in-depth feature on the Title Track launch! From the article "Title Track pairs artists with activists to focus on Michigan issues" by Jeff Milo

Many thanks to our friends at Local Spins for this fantastic feature going in-depth on the Title Track launch!

Title Track founder and executive director Seth Bernard was a guest this afternoon on 9 and 10 News' afternoon program, "the four."