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To keep in touch with all the many green events happening please visit the calendar at Sustainable Detroit. From there, you'll find educational workshops, conferences, talks, and more.
Join us as we unearth new potential for community development: Food, Jobs, Energy. The Financial Institutions Community Development Conference Committee brings this special spring-time event under the theme Detroit Gets Green. The day will include an explosion of useful information, including case studies and a keynote by Soji Adeleja of the MSU Land Policy Institute. |
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