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David Carrig

  • Digital Media Specialist, The Kresge Foundation, Freelance
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A summer of possibility: Detroit parks become stages for health, play and community

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By David Carrig
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Detroit Parks Coalition announces free family programming across 50 parks, supported by more than $1 million in programming, improvements and park stewardship Walk through almost any neighborhood in Detroit this summer and you will find something happening in the park. A yoga class unrolling mats beside a Stickwork sculpture. A walking group setting out from a community house at dawn. Children learning tennis from a local coach.
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What philanthropy can do differently to help communities address climate change and health

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By David Carrig
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Build Healthy Places Network’s Virtual Summit brought together leaders across community development, health, philanthropy and government to answer one question: what does multisector, community-led climate resilience actually look like? At the summit, Kresge Health Program Managing Director Monica Valdes Lupi discussed philanthropy’s role in addressing climate-driven disasters and funder strategies for building community resilience.
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Commentary: Equitably adapting to climate change requires centering mobility

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By David Carrig
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As this year’s National Heat Safety Week comes to a close, communities across the U.S. are already experiencing record heat. Reports suggest a potential Super El Niño could bring even more extreme conditions later this year. Energy costs are rising, and we haven’t even reached June. There is no denying the impacts of climate change on the people around us and the places we live, work and play. Against this backdrop, this year’s National Adaptation Forum (NAF) felt more significant than ever.
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