The Ezekiel Project is a Community Organizing Collective committed to Saginaw
Our goal is to empower people through organization, relationship building, skill development, education, and the belief to transform communities with advocacy and activism, which includes:
• Actively assists the growth of member organizations numerically and spiritually
• Actively utilize the unified power of the community to change adverse conditions on specific issues of concern
• Promote active involvement of all people in the community in planning and implementing the goals and objectives
• Provide training for leadership roles in the community
• Works to empower people to have a greater say in decisions that affect their lives.
- The Ezekiel Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
• Actively assists the growth of member organizations numerically and spiritually
• Actively utilize the unified power of the community to change adverse conditions on specific issues of concern
• Promote active involvement of all people in the community in planning and implementing the goals and objectives
• Provide training for leadership roles in the community
• Works to empower people to have a greater say in decisions that affect their lives.
- The Ezekiel Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
- Ezekiel's Justice Task forces -
Education Justice Task Force
Focuses on teaching greater literacy comprehension skills and equal opportunity education for all Michigan students. We are also partnered with the Michigan Education Justice Coalition (MEJC) to create policy change and re-image MI public schools for current and future students.
Focuses on teaching greater literacy comprehension skills and equal opportunity education for all Michigan students. We are also partnered with the Michigan Education Justice Coalition (MEJC) to create policy change and re-image MI public schools for current and future students.
Health & Social Justice Task Force
Focuses on seven principles: affordability, awareness, availability, acceptability, adequacy, appropriateness, and accessibility when dealing with the healthcare system. We believe these key components should be tangible for all potential patients regardless of their race, religious practices, or socioeconomic standing. As well as ensuring that the civil rights of immigrants are upheld.
Focuses on seven principles: affordability, awareness, availability, acceptability, adequacy, appropriateness, and accessibility when dealing with the healthcare system. We believe these key components should be tangible for all potential patients regardless of their race, religious practices, or socioeconomic standing. As well as ensuring that the civil rights of immigrants are upheld.