Canfield Consortium https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html East Canfield Art Park Reclaiming and Honoring Our Community’s Story From Vacant Lots to Vibrant Spaces A Time to Reflect, A Time to Honor Navigating Change: I-94 Modernization and East Canfield Village The Sacred Pause From Vacant Lots to Vibrant Spaces – Part II Rooted in Legacy: Honoring Bernard and Lorine Parker From Vacant Lots to Vibrant Spaces: Part III Green Spaces, Greater Freedom: Environmental Independence in East Canfield Village Donate Spirit of East Canfield Village: A Mural by Mila Lynn A New Way Through: Canfield Connect Phase One Is Complete About Rooted in Community: Why Parks Are the Heart of Great Neighborhoods Blog Electric Fruit and the Renaissance and Power of Black Art 2024: Our Impact This Year Black History Month Spotlight: Honoring East Canfield Village’s Legacy Honoring the Matriarchs of East Canfield: The Art of Placekeeping 10 Years of Canfield Consortium: A Legacy Rooted in Community New Installations at the East Canfield Art Park: Art That Reflects, Inspires, and Unites June: A Month of Unity and Celebration Honoring the Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Uplifting Inclusive Design in Detroit Join Us for Canfield Consortium’s Monthly Meetings Contact Volunteer Progress on the Canfield Connect Connecting Community Through Design: Canfield Connect and Inclusion by Design Recap Canfield Consortium Unveils Sculpture “Boys Holds Flower” Fueling Community Empowerment: Art and Activism in 2024 Coming Soon: East Canfield Village Art Park Expansion Meet Jermaine Moore of JEM Productions Enduring Detroit Photo Exhibit Sidewalk Festival in East Canfield Jack’s Is Back: Restoring a Neighborhood Icon Jordan Weber’s Detroit Remediation Forest: A Beacon of Environmental Justice Unveiling of Jordan Weber’s “New Forest, Ancient Thrones” at East Canfield Art Park Home