We’re learning all the things we can do on the site
Next session we’ll spend time learning how to do some of those things
Connecting the neighborhoods
We’re learning all the things we can do on the site
Next session we’ll spend time learning how to do some of those things
The North End Christian CDC invites you to join us in a hands-on celebration by crafting beautiful bracelets and necklaces using beads sourced directly from the renowned Dabls Mbad African Bead Museum. This special activity not only connects us to the artistry and deep cultural significance of African traditions but also serves as a tangible expression of Black love, unity, and pride. Come share in this moment of reflection, creativity, and solidarity as we uplift and celebrate the beauty of Blackness together.
Let’s honor our roots, celebrate our strength, and continue to embrace the love and pride that flows through our community every day.
Meet us on king street, miss Judkins’s house. 276 king at six thirty to talk about new developments in the neighborhood and to share stories with each other.
DCCLT Community Land Trust Meeting: Protecting Our Futures Workshop
📅 Date: Thursday, March 28, 2025
⏰ Time: 5:30 PM
📍 Location: [Insert Venue or Virtual Details]
Join us for the Protecting Our Futures Workshop, hosted by the Detroit Cultivator Community Land Trust (DCCLT). This engaging session will explore the history and purpose of Community Land Trusts (CLTs) and how they serve as powerful tools for:
✅ Protecting affordable housing
✅ Preserving urban gardens and green spaces
✅ Safeguarding historical and cultural sites
Whether you’re a homeowner, renter, grower, or community advocate, this workshop will provide valuable insights on how CLTs help secure land for the long-term benefit of Detroit’s communities.
Reserve Your Spot:
📧 [email protected]
📞 313-969-6657
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how we can work together to protect our future!Protecting Our Futures Workshop
Join NECCDC’s Natosha Tallman and Red Door Digital’s Ulysses Newkirk II for the first look into the back office functions of the North End’s new community website
We will learn how to
is on Friday January 31st. The meeting will be held both in person and virtually from 5:00pm to 7:00pm.
In-Person Info:
Location: Detroit People Food Coop
Address: 8324 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48202
Virtual Info:
Google Meet joining info
Video Call Link: https://meet.google.com/qob-msyx-kxg
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/vno-teyn-dgg
Or dial: (US) +1 414-882-6813 PIN: 870 518 561#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/qob-msyx-kxg?pin=5723312613365
Join us and learn what we have in store for 2025 and how you can be involved! You will have the opportunity to become a member or renew your membership and learn about progress that OAAC has had on its course to honor its mission of creating an art corridor on Oakland Avenue!
As Section (5.02) of the bylaws state:
“At the annual meeting, the order of business [/agenda] shall be:
Minutes of previous annual meeting
Reports of Officers
New Business
Election of Officers”
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The official business and slate can be found in following link: Annual Meeting 2025 Agenda & Slate.
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Media for Virtual Viewers:
OAAC Youtube Channel: https://youtu.be/ElYozHB4tkc?si=Wn7wWxKe8EuiIurh
Presentation on Healing Walls: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1v_-2h3ixogO0mo778gbUnKyauRv_7Ihm7ccxmpmZ3qM/edit?usp=sharing Healing Festival Recap Presentation: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1oLdRifsDlUjX-2emn_clZ1tosMN4B-OZ33UjTTbW0to/edit?usp=drive_link
Please RSVP for the annual meeting at [email protected] 🙂
See you soon!
-OAAC
JANUARY 2025 NEWSLETTER
The Main Street approach is important because it brings together property owners, business owners, community leaders, and residents to work together in fostering a shared sense of pride and preserving the unique character of the community.
Even with the frigid temperatures, our community came together to make Small Business Saturday a huge success. A special thank you to all the businesses that participated, and to everyone who came out to support our local business district!
The 2024 Impact Report is finally here! Click here to see everything that North End Main Street’s been up to this past year.
Join Seat Detroit on February 7th, 2025 at Sepia Coffee to hear about Build Institute’s small business support opportunities while enjoying a fresh cup of joe, compliments of Seat Detroit!
North Enders and Hamtramckans Neighbors – Your Help is Needed!
Detroit Quemasi “Dean” Hickerson is urgently searching for his daughter, Cher’Jon “CJ” Hickerson, age 31, who has serious medical needs and is missing.
🔎 LAST SEEN:
📍 Warren St., walking north on Russell St.
📆 Saturday, January 27, 2025
⏰ Between 1 PM – 4 PM
👕 WHAT SHE WAS WEARING:
- Burgundy or pink top with white writing
- Gray zip-up hoodie
- Black leggings
- Black shoes
📹 HOW YOU CAN HELP:
If you live or work in the areas mentioned below, check your security cameras for any sighting of CJ between 1 PM – 4 PM on 1/27/2025.
- Northbound & Southbound Chrysler Drive (I-75)
- E. Grand Blvd.
- North End & surrounding areas
If you have any footage, information, or have seen CJ, call/email IMMEDIATELY:
Quemasi “Dean” Hickerson: 310-927-4161
Email: [email protected]
🔔 For updates, follow Mr. Hickerson’s Facebook page “Dean Beanz”
📢 Share this alert with staff, North End residents and community leaders. Share on your social media pages!
🚨 Time is critical—let’s come together to bring CJ home safely! 🚨