Luke Gannon

Kehmari Norman, the visionary behind the Black Flower Market, is on a mission to bridge culture and floristry.

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The Detroit People’s Food Cooperative represents a vital step towards fostering food sovereignty in a neighborhood historically affected by food apartheid.

A Detroit-based bookseller shares the purpose behind her store and its profound impact on the community over the past three decades.

In our new season of Building Local Power, The City Series, we take a tour of cities and towns across the U.S. and talk to guests who are working to make their communities more locally self-reliant.

Communities nationwide proactively address food security by opening grocery stores that adopt innovative ownership, access, and governance approaches.

Sparklight monopolization of East Carroll Parrish prompts leaders to build a fiber-to-the-home network for fast, affordable Internet.

A determined coalition fights to block a private takeover of the state’s largest utility.

A NYC composter fights to fend off Wall Street and invest in the land and her community.