It has been more than a decade since the water crisis in Detroit, when the water department shut off water to more than 120,000 households, essentially cutting families off from the life-sustaining resource they simply could not afford. For many, it was a breaking point. For our city, it should have been a turning point.

Introducing Our New White Paper,  Authentic Partnerships: for Water and Climate Justice, We the People of Detroit (WPD), in collaboration...

Philanthropy has traditionally been associated with the wealthy—those with the means to establish foundations, fund large-scale...