7/12/15: The State of the Black Child in Detroit / B.A.L.L. Foundation Basketball Camp / Racquet Up Detroit
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Stephen Henderson discusses the state of the African-American child in Detroit and how to improve quality of life through educational outreach with Allyson Jones, Vice President of the National Black Child Development Institute.
Watch the National Black Child Development Institute segment here:
Ken Coleman highlights some significant historical moments that happened this week in African-American life in Detroit. Featured figures include Michigan Chronicle’s Bill Matney, newspaper columnist Susan Watson, Detroit Lions’ great Barry Sanders.
Watch the On This Day Detroit segment here:
Stephen Henderson talks with Randy Henry and Jade Goodlow about the B.A.L.L. Foundation, a summer basketball camp for Detroit youth, emphasizing healthy life choices and community empowerment and helping kids become well-rounded citizens.
Watch the B.A.L.L. Foundation Basketball Camp segment here:
Racquet Up Detroit is a sports program mentoring Detroit youth in academic and lifelong success. We take a look at the educational strides this program is taking. Episode
Watch the Racquet Up Detroit segment here:
Related Links:
National Black Child Development Institute
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