This fall, we gather in Detroit. From September 9–11, The People’s Practice will host a national gathering of practitioners and partners who have been advancing equitable and anti-racist approaches to community development across geographies, sectors, and lived contexts.
Across three days, we will move through Detroit and through each other’s work, gathering in neighborhoods, engaging local practitioners, sharing meals, participating in working sessions, and creating space for reflection, exchange, and collective inquiry. The convening will be organized around three thematic lanes: Narrative Change, Arts and Culture as a Vehicle for Community Development, and Power and Ownership. The gathering will explore how these areas intersect, helping us build deeper connections, sharpen shared ideas, and imagine new possibilities.
Please consider this your invitation to recognize what we’ve collectively built and to keep building it, together.