Lauren Winfrey
News Anchor/ MSJ at WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI)
Journalist | native Detroiter | SU & U of M alumna | not related to Oprah (but I wish)
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1 week ago |
cbsnews.com | Lauren Winfrey
For Danielle Atkinson, motherhood didn't just change her. It fueled a movement. During Black Maternal Health Week, a national campaign to raise awareness and improve outcomes for Black mothers, the Detroit-based organization Mothering Justice is spotlighting what happens when advocacy turns into action. "We're not only calling for change, we're creating it," said Atkinson, founding executive director of Mothering Justice.
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1 week ago |
balkanstimes.eu | Lauren Winfrey
For Danielle Atkinson, motherhood didn't conscionable alteration her. It fueled a movement. During Black Maternal Health Week, a nationalist run to rise consciousness and amended outcomes for Black mothers, the Detroit-based enactment Mothering Justice is spotlighting what happens erstwhile advocacy turns into action. "We're not lone calling for change, we're creating it," said Atkinson, founding enforcement manager of Mothering Justice.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Lauren Winfrey
Detroit debutante ball shaping future women For generations, debutante balls have marked a young woman's formal entrance into society, but in Detroit, that tradition has evolved into something much more meaningful. Founded in 2009 by Renita Clark, The Cotillion Society of Detroit Educational Foundation offers more than gowns and galas. It provides a rite of passage for young women across metro Detroit.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Lauren Winfrey
Cred Café in Detroit blending coffee and community A Detroit family of five is building more than just businesses. They're building a legacy, shaping the city's culture through their firm, Crawford Real Estate and Development (CRED). "It was always in our heart to add to the culture of the city," Will Mac Jr. said. "Working with family gives me the 'Want to' every day.
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2 months ago |
cbsnews.com | Lauren Winfrey
Detroit artist creates exhibit highlighting Black Detroit culture (CBS DETROIT) — A groundbreaking artist from Detroit is making history at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Furthermore, Tiff Massey isn't just exhibiting at the museum; she's rewriting the narrative of art, community, and identity with work that speaks to the heart of the city.
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