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Jeremy Allen, Executive Editor

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Jeremy Allen oversees the editorial team at the Michigan Chronicle. To contact him for story ideas or partnership opportunities, send an email to jallen@michronicle.com.

SASHA Center to Host Training for Social Workers about Supporting Black Sexual Assault Survivors

SASHA Center will host an immersive, in-person professional training Oct. 17 designed to help social workers and other helping professionals strengthen how they support...

The Cost of Cosm

There's a particular kind of spectacle that happens when a new building opens in downtown Detroit. People immediately start asking what it cost. With Cosm Detroit, the question is more complicated than a construction...

Michigan Chronicle Will Honor Black Veterans with ‘The Color of Liberty’

Around Detroit, you can find military pictures in plenty of family homes. Maybe it’s a picture of dad in his dress uniform, standing proud. Maybe...

DPSCD School Board Elections: 34 Candidates, Five Seats, and A Lot of Homework for Detroit Voters

Detroit voters have seen this movie before. A crowded ballot can look like a good thing with plenty of choices, plenty of voices, plenty of...

Sickle Cell Walk to Highlight Awareness, Blood Donation and New Mobile Testing Van

Detroit’s sickle cell community will gather Saturday at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History for the Sickle Cell Disease Association of...

The Banker Who Watched His Neighborhood Lose a Bank Is Now Investing $20M in Detroit 

When Kala Gibson was 12 years old, he was already learning what it meant to be a banker.  He had a paper route. He was...

Joe Louis Southern Kitchen Opens New Location in Downtown Detroit 

On Woodward Avenue, where Detroit’s past and present meet in the middle of a rapidly changing downtown, Joe Louis is once again being introduced to a...

El-Sayed Looks to Deepen Support Among Black Voters in Detroit, Wayne County 

Despite coming out as the statewide winner in the Aug. 4 Democratic U.S. Senate primary election, Abdul El-Sayed didn’t come out victorious in Detroit or Wayne County.  Losing the city and...

Summer Nights Come Alive on Monroe Street with Greektown Summer Series 

Summer in Detroit has a way of turning an ordinary evening into a reason to get out of the house. In Greektown, that can...

Black Church Coalition Urges Congress to Advance Hepatitis C Elimination Bills 

For a disease that can be cured in weeks, hepatitis C continues to take a disproportionate toll on Black Americans, prompting two national health...

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