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About our Detroit Strategy

Knight Foundation promotes an informed and engaged Detroit by fostering an environment where all Detroiters can engage with the city’s momentum in urban innovation, social entrepreneurship, and citizen leadership.

In the 20th Century, Detroit was an important center of culture, a thriving industrial hub, and a home for many who sought the American Dream. Today, Detroit is a community of natural leaders that remains proud of its heritage and craves new opportunities to shape its future.

Many individual Detroiters are blending entrepreneurship, creativity, and civic activism in imaginative ways: they’re starting organizations, leading community projects, repurposing businesses, launching creative technologies, forming new social networks and telling different stories.

But we see even more Detroiters who seek to engage with this movement - as leaders, as supporters, as participants, and more. Knight Foundation supports transformative projects that create easy opportunities for individuals and institutions to engage with the city’s growing urban innovation community so as to not leave the movement’s success to chance.

 

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About Our Engaged Communities Strategy

To help sustain healthy communities in a democracy, we aim to increase the ability of individuals to engage in change.

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