Nancy Hanus
(She/Her)
Detroit, Farmington Hills
As seen in:
Crain's Detroit Business,
MetroParent.com
Digital strategist, journalist, editor, educator. Tea and craft beer lover. Bitten by the travel bug.
Articles by Nancy Hanus
ASUG Volunteers Gather to Network and Plan Ahead for 2024
ASUG chapter representatives from throughout North America gathered in January for their annual Volunteers Meeting. During the three-day conference, held Jan. 26-28 at the Fairmont Chicago, Millennium Park, representatives from 38 regional chapters attended roundtables, brainstormed and networked.
ASUG Update: Takeaways from June 2023 Michigan chapter meeting
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ASUG Update: 'Game On' for Michigan Chapter Meeting at Red Wings Arena
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Detroit and Ann Arbor Metro Parent
Last year, Metro Parent launched its new Kids Comic Con event, where kids dressed up like their favorite superhero or princess and had their pictures taken with Batman, Spiderman, Elsa and many more. This year, we’re bringing it back, bigger and better than ever, with Kids Hero Con. In addition to superheroes and favorite movie and cartoon characters, there’ll be fun activities, games, and lots of photo ops.
Detroit and Ann Arbor Metro Parent
Each year, Metro Parent hosts its Camp Expo, giving families an opportunity to discover great summer experiences from all around southeast Michigan for preschoolers through teens. The 2019 event will take place at Bloomfield Hills High School on Sunday, March 3 from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Event attendees chatted with representatives from a variety of different camps including day, overnight and specialty camps for spring, summer – and even holidays.
Elena Reads' Diversity Books: A List of Titles for Kids
Looking to expand your child's horizons? With this list of Elena Reads' diversity books, discover the metro Detroit kid blogger's picks for grades K-3 and 4-8. Elena is an Oakland County tween who’s passionate about reading. And on her blog, Elena Reads, diversity books are a strong focus for this 10-year-old girl. This young blogger is spreading the word in a number of ways. In September 2018, she even spoke at Metro Parent’s Education Expo during our first-ever Ed Talks.
Improving Education in Michigan for K-12 Students
Our schools are struggling in various ways in 2018 – but there is hope. Discover key challenges and the efforts towards improving education in Michigan. There’s much of talk of improving education in Michigan – and for good reason. After all, in 2018, in terms of academic progress, Michigan schools rank at the bottom third of the nation, according to the nonprofit Bridge Magazine, which offers nonpartisan public-service journalism in Michigan. And these issues are indeed widespread.
With Elena Reads, Tween Blogger Aims to Inspire Kids and Share Diversity
At just 9 years old, this metro Detroit kid is looking to share her love of reading other kids around Michigan with her book blog, Elena Reads. Elena reads. A lot. She loves, loves, loves to read. So, earlier in 2018, Elena, a 9-year-old from Farmington Hills, became a blogger, book reviewer and interviewer of authors and illustrators over at Elena Reads.
Website redesign: Navigating the home page
We relaunched crainsdetroit.com last week, with a fully responsive design meant to help users navigate the website easier on all devices, especially mobile phones. Here's a look at some of the new features and how to use them on desktop and mobile phone. Your account information can be found at the top right of any page on the site on desktop or tablet. If you are signed in as a registered user or subscriber, you will see "Welcome" or your name, and you will have the option to log out.
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Detroit Shows How Cities Can Shakedown Obamacare · Storify
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Detroit in bankruptcy: Reports, reaction
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Detroit's 60-Year Decline into Bankruptcy Hell · Storify
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Week 3 winner: Wide-angle coney image serves up 'quintessential' Detroit
Week 3 winner: Getting ready for Detroit's lunch cServe them up! Detroit's icon American Coney Island. As workers prepare for the lunch crowd construction outside is reflected on the window glass.
Photo contest winner, week 2: Eastern Market BBQ photo 'screams summer'
Week 2 winner: Eastern Market BBQ 2This photo at Bert's at Eastern Market was taken by James Tocco of Grosse Pointe. This week's Summer in the City photo contest judges perused nearly 50 entries before settling on a week 2 winner: James Tocco of Grosse Pointe, for two images taken in Eastern Market. Tocco's "Eastern Market BBQ 1" and "Eastern Market BBQ 2" both "screamed summer," said Crain's Executive Editor Cindy Goodaker.
Dick Costolo: UM tweets about the Twitter CEO
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Detroit Tigers: Signs of the Series
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