Beverly Hogan and her daughter, Beverly Beal Jr., are each supporting their community with fellowship space, legal and business support and child care.
Resilience in the D
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Resilience in the D roundup: Honoring Detroiters
Here’s a look back on four Detroiters who deserve to be honored for their work. Come back in January for the fifth honoree.
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This Detroiter built her career on ‘the art of giving’
Since 2017, Bettye Wright has spent most of her time caring for senior citizens on the city’s southeast side at a nonprofit she founded with her grandfather’s namesake.
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This retired firefighter battles Detroit’s home repair crisis
After a career as a Detroit firefighter, Gary Ringer is now helping residents keep their homes healthy and safe.
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Detroiter builds purpose through film, advocacy for Deaf community
Teddy Dorsette III is a filmmaker who has worked in various mediums and is also known for his advocacy work in the disability community.
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Why this Detroiter takes her mobile salon to homeless shelters
Niesha Lee, creator of the mobile salon Inspiring Hair, is among the Detroiters being recognized as part of BridgeDetroit’s Resilience in the D project.