Supports Title Track's general operations and programming

The BIPOC Healing Ourselves training space will promote growth and change offering a safe space for BIPOC leaders to share stories and experiences. The training will acknowledge trauma and create space for healing from the effects of oppression and explore ways BIPOC leaders can concretely support one another. The space will also create stronger networks and partnerships within BIPOC communities to collectively develop strategies for BIPOC leaders to survive and thrive while navigating spaces rooted in white supremacy.

A group of white anti-racism leaders have been in training since November 2021 in order to expand the capacity of our Understanding Racial Justice team in order to sustain and expand this offering and its impact in our community (and beyond).

Your donation will go into a scholarship fund for attendees of the Understanding Racial Justice program

Title Track is the home of the Clean Water Campaign for MI, which uses music and storytelling to amplify the groundswell of public support for clean water issues.

This fund will be used to promote youth activism and involvement in social change work through creative practices, trainings. scholarships and internships with an emphasis on young people who have traditionally had fewer opportunities, due to racial or economic inequity.

Supports Title Track's general operations and programming

During this time of great upheaval, we call upon the craft breweries of Michigan to engage in transformative work to help heal systems of oppression. Visit the home page for this new program to learn about different donation and membership levels.

Title Track is so very honored to be the fiscal sponsor for “Indigenous Mutual Aid: Eagle and Condor,” a network that extends throughout Turtle Island to connect and extend support to indigenous peoples during COVID-19.