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Author Archives: Ambirr Momon

I’m Ambirr Momon. A community activist and vegan mama that matters. I am a District 2 resident who’s passionate about breaking barriers that limit access and knowledge to disenfranchised communitities. I want to bridge the gap of minority knowledge when it comes to current events to encourage them to get involved with local and city wide initiatives that could redefine what community could look like for us in a positive progressive way.

Posted inNeighborhood Reporting Lab

Detroit resident voices election concerns and hopes

Avatar photo by Ambirr Momon November 4, 2024November 4, 2024

Michelle Taylor, a 58-year-old retired skilled trades worker, plans to vote in the upcoming election and is particularly concerned about the economy, inflation, and the candidates’ stances on international business deals.

Posted inNeighborhood Reporting Lab

Nonprofit tech expert reveals voting priorities in Detroit

Avatar photo by Ambirr Momon October 24, 2024October 24, 2024
Posted inCommunity

Meet the Black vegan chefs driving Detroit’s plant-based food scene

Avatar photo by Ambirr Momon June 3, 2024September 12, 2024

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