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HELLO CODY ROUGE & WARRENDALE!TUESDAY APRIL 30, 6–8 PM
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB, 16500 TIREMAN
Come to our event! We will tell you all about it!
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Tuesday April 30, 6—8 pm Boys & Girls Club16500 Tireman AvenueDetroit
The Detroit Planning & Development Department is beginning a year-long process called a Youth-Centric Neighborhood Framework for the west side neighborhoods of Franklin Park, Joy Community, Warrendale, and Warren Avenue. What does that mean? Come hear young people share their thoughts on the matter!
To kick-off the project & start the discussion, nine teenagers from the area have investigated this question by interviewing city government officials, neighborhood leaders & more to learn who makes decisions about how neighbohoods develop. At this event, they will join with the project’s Organizational Steering Committee to kick off the next year of activities & present their findings.
Free & open to humans of all agesRefreshments will be served & music will be played! Learn more & RSVP by emailing [email protected]
Project sponsorsCity of Detroit Planning & Development Department & The Cody Rouge Project (DTE Energy, General Motors, Quicken Loans, and The Skillman Foundation)
Organizational Steering CommitteeACCESS, Cody Rouge Community Action Alliance, Cody Rouge Faith Alliance, Detroit Department of Neighborhoods District 7, Franklin Park Community Association, Friends of Rouge Park, Joy Community Association, Joy-Southfield CDC, Islamic Center of Detroit, Warren Avenue Community Organization, Warrendale Community Organization
What is a Cody Rouge & Warrendale Neighborhood
Framework?
HELLO CODY ROUGE & WARRENDALE!TUESDAY APRIL 30, 6–8 PM
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB, 16500 TIREMAN
World debut!