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Author Anissa Gray joined Bridge Michigan on Monday to discuss her debut novel set in Southwest Michigan.

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Bridge Michigan reporter Ted Roelofs moderated a Zoom discussion with three experts about the state’s elder caregiving crisis.

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Join us on Zoom from noon to 1 p.m. December 13 for our final Bridge Book Club event of 2021. Author and Michigan native Anissa Gray will join us to discuss her debut novel. Bridge members receive a free e-version of the book.

On Nov. 16, Bridge Michigan reporter Ted Roelofs will moderate a Zoom discussion with three elder caregiving experts on the causes and some possible solutions to the state’s caregiving crisis.

Bridge Michigan reporters Mike Wilkinson, Ron French, and Tracie Mauriello got readers up-to-date on the latest.

Several college aspiring journalists will have the opportunity to hone their skills working with Michigan’s preeminent nonprofit news team.

On October 27, Bridge Michigan reporters Mike Wilkinson, Ron French and Tracie Mauriello will discuss the current state COVID mandates in the state’s K-12 schools, what’s driving them and what the data tells us.

The Center for Michigan and Bridge Michigan marked a milestone by recounting our history, looking to the future and thanking its contributors.

Josiah Foster will play a key role in helping Bridge Michigan and BridgeDetroit’s parent organization build reader membership and meet its earned-revenue ambitions.

Authors Razel Jones and Daniel Abbott joined Bridge Michigan on Friday to discuss their collaborative memoir about growing up in rural west Michigan.

Bridge Michigan invested in the next generation of Michigan journalists this summer. That investment paid off big-time.

Bridge’s Ted Roelofs and BridgeDetroit’s Stephen Henderson will be featured in a forum from a journalism cooperative that focuses on elder care.

On Sept. 29, Bridge Michigan will host our monthly Lunch Break series with members of the Bridge team in honor of our 10th birthday. Participants will include President and CEO John Bebow and founder and chairman Phil Power, and the event will be moderated by BridgeDetroit Executive Editor Stephen Henderson. Please join us!

Bridge Michigan health reporter Robin Erb moderated a Zoom discussion with three experts about problems with the state’s youth mental health treatment system and potential solutions.

Bridge Michigan has new job openings for capitol, education and breaking news and general assignment reporters. The Center for Michigan, which publishes Bridge and BridgeDetroit, seeks to fill two business openings.

Authors and Michigan natives Razel Jones and Daniel Abbott will join Bridge Michigan for a discussion of their collaborative memoir. Join us on Zoom from noon to 1 p.m. September 24. Bridge members receive a free e-version of the book.

On August 31, Bridge Michigan health reporter Robin Erb will moderate a Zoom discussion with three experts on the impact of COVID-19 on youth mental health and opportunities to better serve youth experiencing mental health issues.

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