Today’s discussion will delve into the historical context of civic participation, the barriers that still exist today, and the innovative ways in which technology and grassroots organizing are empowering Black voices. We’ll also highlight the importance of youth involvement and intersectionality in creating a more inclusive civic space. Together, we will uncover the challenges and celebrate the successes that define Black civic engagement, aiming to inspire action and deepen our understanding of its impact on our communities and beyond.

Your vote is your voice, and it matters now more than ever! Don’t sit on the

sidelines – get involved, get informed, and get ready to make a difference. Join

LGBT Detroit, @AFLCIO, and @FightforDemocracyUS and help us

ensure that every voice is heard this election. This is our democracy, too!

#FightForDemocracy #EngageandEmpower

As we gather to discuss the critical topic of the Black vote, it's important to recognize its profound impact on American democracy. Historically, Black voters have played a pivotal role in shaping electoral outcomes, yet they continue to face unique challenges that influence their engagement and representation. From systemic barriers to voter turnout trends, understanding the factors at play is crucial to cultivating meaningful dialogue about equity and empowerment in the electoral process. Let’s explore the dynamics of Black voter participation, the issues that resonate with this community, and the implications for this election. The insights and experiences of our guests will enrich our conversation as we delve into this vital aspect of our democratic landscape.

Welcome back listeners, to the exciting season one finale of Listen Togethr. Join all four of our Listen Togethr co-host (including Tieanna Burton, Jerron Totten, Chris Sutton and Dionta Brown), as they reflect on the past year of Listening Togethr and fighting against HIV Stigma.

On this empowering episode of Listen Togethr, will be discussing the future of LGBT+ Leadership, with a panel of young community leaders from LGBT Detroit's Leadership Academy and Young Adult Board Of Advisors, So tune in, and lets Listen Togethr.

On this special episode of Listen Togethr, we bring together some of the members of the Hotter Than July committee, to reflect on the bounce worthy celebrations of HTJ 2023, and reflect on the future of the longest running black pride in the nation.

Welcome back listeners for another lit episode of Listen Togethr. On this episode we are stepping into LGBT Detroit’s annual Juneteenth and Pride celebration Walk Togethr,. Will also be honoring National HIV Testing Month, with a discussion surrounding the history of knowing your status and the future in fighting against HIV stigma.

The Sex, Hooking Up, and the Apps Tour has reached communities across Michigan most impacted by HIV and enlightened college campuses to provide HIV education. In its 3rd installment, LGBT Detroit will address human services providers who touch the lives of people who are living with and impacted by HIV/AIDs across Wayne County.

For this month's episode, we brought together three unique voices to explore the intersections of Detroit's rapidly growing cannabis industry and its roots in building more sustainable future communities. Featured guest on this episode include Anthony Martinez (Quality Roots - Marketing Director), Al Williams (Da Cut - Owner), Chris Sutton (LGBT Detroit - Broadcast Manager), and Jerron Totten (LGBT Detroit - Social Justice Engineer)