Each year CEDAM partners with the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis to collect data about the most important affordable housing and community economic development needs in Michigan. CEDAM is also partnering with MSHDA to collect data to understand how community economic development organizations have responded to and have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Capital Impact Partners and CDC Small Business Finance - the nation’s leading mission-based small business lender - are excited to announce a new alliance that will allow the organizations to create change that neither could accomplish independently.  The focus will be on developing and implementing scalable solutions that support economic empowerment and equitable wealth creation. 

CDAD’s Youth Engagement Partners invite Detroit area youth to fill out the attached survey - available in English, Spanish and Arabic. The intention behind this survey is to better understand what the current youth needs are and to inform how our organizations develop programming that is aligned with the expressed needs. Each young person that […]

The grants program you are applying for is part of Facebook’s overall commitment to invest $100 million this year in Black-owned small businesses, Black creators, and nonprofits that serve the Black community in the US. In order to apply and receive a grant from Facebook, your business must meet the criteria listed here at this link […]

From CEDAM Executive Director, Luke Forrest: "Our 2019 Annual Report is now online! While our lives look quite different than they did one year ago, I am proud of the ways in which we laid a solid foundation for the work we are continuing in 2020 and beyond.

Federal Updates from CEDAM: The Community Economic Development Association of Michigan.

On Episode 11 of Informed & Engaged, CNN correspondent Brian Stelter will join us to answer questions about how the media can guide their audiences calmly through the chaos — or what could make it worse.

How do communities stay resilient during and after a pandemic? How do nonprofit leaders think about resiliency and innovation with budget constraints?

With the click of a button, almost anyone in the world can post their thoughts, opinions or commentary on the internet. How can we understand speech online and the policies that surround it?