We are thrilled to share that the zoning change we have been working on was unanimously approved by the Minneapolis City Council today!
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The whole process was a clear sign that as people come to understand the issues of housing and homelessness they are willing to stand up and help. Two Stillwater churches have joined MICAH already and more are considering it.
There’s an old folk song that has this refrain – “Step by step the longest march can be won. Many stones to build an arch – singly, none.” We are coming together to take the steps and lift those stones!
Lead exposure disproportionately impacts Black, indigenous, and other people of color and is dangerous and life-threatening for young children and pregnant women. Preventing early-life exposure to lead is important for life-long health. Elevated blood levels (EBLLs) in young children are linked with adverse health effects, including learning problems, behavior problems, and even death if the exposures are very high.
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Testimonial from:
Pete Pedersen, Hugo Lion
Habitat for Humanity 3M Retirees Volunteer
On October 8 2019 the NorthEast Suburban Chapter’s annual bus tour toured the south of the Chapter’s area, building understanding of housing and homelessness issues.
Twenty five political figures, church leaders, community members and nonprofit allies began at St. Andrew’s, where Jenny Mason, director of the Community Resource Center there welcomed us.
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MICAH’s Board and Staff appreciate your format and providing a summary of 2020-21 plan, identification of populations served by race and ethnicity, changes from previous plan and program by program description. We also appreciate you conducting a webinar to provide an overview of the plan and posting the answers to questions on your website
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