DCAN’s mission is to increase post-secondary readiness, enrollment, and attainment so that all students in Detroit can achieve their educational dreams.
ALT A graphic with a photo of smiling students in cap and gown at graduation ceremonies. Text: 2023 Decision Day. Detroit College Access Network (DCAN) Social Media Takeover Kresge. Friday, May 12, 2023 Live from 2023 Decision Day. Twitter: @kresgefdn Instagram @thekresgefoundation
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Today is #InternationalWomensDay, and we're empowering you to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about gender discrimination and take action to drive gender equity. Who is a woman who has been an inspiration in your life?
#InternationalWomensDay#WomensHistoryMonth
College access professionals looking to build stronger relationships with local skilled trade organizations and learn more about the best ways to support students interested in the skilled trade pathways, register for DCAN’s Skilled Trade Exposure Visits. forms.gle/jzaGGaH4rq1NyfXWA
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It is with great pride that we announce the 2023 BEDAD Fellows!
The chosen 2023 fellows will receive general operating dollars, executive level coaching, professional development training, meeting space, wellness stipend and other professional services.
DCAN has featured Black pioneers who've impacted education in Detroit all month long; our closeout feature is Remus Robinson! In 1953 Remus Robinson ran for a seat on the Detroit Board of Education but was narrowly defeated. He won the seat two years later.
#DetroitHistory#BHM
DCAN is featuring Black pioneers who've impacted education in Detroit all month long; our next features are the Pelham Brothers! The Plaindealer newspaper was founded in 1883 by brothers.
#BlackHistoryMonth#BHM#DetroitHistory
DCAN is featuring Black pioneers who've impacted education in Detroit all month long; our next feature is Dr. D'wayne Edwards. Dr. D'Wayne Edwards is the founder of the Pensole Design Academy, who reopened The Lewis College of Business.
#DetroitHistory#BHM#BlackHistoryMonth
Detroit College Access Network's Statement Regarding the Michigan state university shooting:
ALT Detroit College Access Network's Statement Regarding the Michigan state university shooting:
As an organization committed to promoting higher education in Detroit and making a college degree or credential a reality for students in Detroit, we are horrified by the reality that yet another mass shooting has occurred. We are heartbroken by the senseless violence that has taken three MSU students' lives and left five others in critical condition. We send our condolences to not only their families but also the many students, faculty, and families that have endured the traumatic cycle of violence. DCAN joins individuals and organizations around the country and throughout our state in pleading for change. Every student deserves a safe space to learn and grow with a focus on their education, where they do not have to worry about whether they will make it back home to their families.
We’re featuring Black pioneers who've impacted education in Detroit all month long; our next feature is Dr. Violet Lewis! Her goal was to improve the economic status of women by providing training in marketable skills for jobs and decent incomes.
#BlackHistoryMonth
DCAN along with @DetroitPromise had the pleasure of honoring Detroit High School Counselors and College Access Professionals for National Counselors Appreciation Week, delivering @yellowlightDetroit to counseling departments for their work in making college a reality for students
DCAN & Detroit Promise are honoring Detroit High School Counselors and College Access Professionals (CA's, College Advisors, & other College Preparatory staff) by delivering donuts to counseling departments in support of their hard work to make college a reality for students.
Be sure to post your photos with your box of donuts using #NSCW23#DonutswithDCAN#DonutswithDP and tagging @Detroit.Can and @DetroitPromise to enter our drawing to win a gift certificate to Inception-The First Mental Health Gym in Farmington
DCAN is featuring Black pioneers who've impacted education in Detroit all month long, starting with Fannie Richards, the first black teacher in Detroit.
Thank you for your contributions to advancing education for all, Fannie!
#BHM#BlackHistoryMonth#DetroitHistory