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Organization Name:  Office of Global Michigan
Organization Overview:  The Michigan Office For New Americans (MONA) was created to help grow Michigan's economy by retaining and attracting global talent; to promote the skills, energy, and entrepreneurial spirit of our immigrant communities; and, to make Michigan a more welcoming state. Governor Rick Snyder announced his vision for the office during the 2014 State of the State Address, saying that "We need to focus on immigration and make sure people know Michigan is the most welcoming place." Consistent with that vision, Governor Snyder signed an executive order in early 2014 creating MONA. The office supports immigration and immigrant integration initiatives for the state. It works with state agencies that provide services to immigrants and refugees, and tries to minimize or eliminate barriers to accessing those state services. MONA analyzes and makes recommendations to the Governor on state and federal policies and programs. It also leads the Global Michigan and Ethnic Cabinet initiatives. MONA partners closely with refugee resettlement agencies, economic development organizations, ethnic service providers, universities, our state Ethnic Commissions and many other organizations around the state. Additionally, it strives to make Michigan a more welcoming state. MONA’s work touches the areas of licensing, workforce training, education, housing, healthcare and quality of life. As Governor Snyder has said previously, “We are the best Michigan when we are a diverse Michigan – one that is made up of people whose stories and journeys are not identical. One path to success and prosperity looks different than the next, which should be celebrated and encouraged.”
Language:  English
Cultures:  All
Street:  611 W. Ottawa Street, 4th Floor
City/Township:  Lansing
State:  MI
Zip Code:  48933
Country:  USA
Phone:  (517) 335-1181
Organization Name:  One World Center
Organization Overview:  How you can help. At One World Center we have created a program where you can live, learn and serve The Poor to help end poverty for over half of humanity. We believe that poverty is the biggest social problem of our time and by joining together we can make the world a better place for all. At one of our three locations you can sign up for our work-study programs where you can serve The Poor by learning to become a development instructor and work alongside The Poor in developing nations. We send teams of ten out into the world four times a year. Join us today to help end poverty and begin your humanitarian career. Live. Learn. Serve.
Language:  English,Portuguese,Spanish
Cultures:  All,Belize,Brazilian,Danish,Multicultural
Street:  56968 Daily Road
City/Township:  Dowagiac
State:  MI
Zip Code:  49047
Country:  USA
Phone:  (269) 591-0518
Organization Name:  OneMacomb (One Macomb, 1 Macomb)
Organization Overview:  Macomb County Executive’s Office created a work group to focus on cultural diversity and inclusion efforts. There focus is on three key objectives: promoting multiculturalism and inclusiveness; strengthening Macomb County’s economy; and identifying and implementing workplace best practices and how they deliver County services.
Language:  English
Cultures:  All,American,Multicultural
Street:  1 S. Main Street, 8th Floor
City/Township:  Mount Clemens
State:  MI
Zip Code:  48043
Country:  USA
Phone:  (586) 493-4877
Fax No:  (586) 469-7257
Organization Name:  Podcast Polskie Detroit
Organization Overview:  Pamiętasz stare, dobre czasy gdy telewizja i radio były czymś niezwykłym? Ludzie zbierali się przy odbiornikach, szukając rozrywki czy dostępu do najnowszych informacji. Programy były nadawane o określonych porach. Jeśli się spóźniłeś – mogłeś mieć pretensje tylko do siebie. Na szczęście świat się zmienia. Dzięki podkastingowi czas nadawania nie jest już tak ważny. Gdy tylko pojawia się nowy odcinek podkastu, Twój program ściąga go z serwera i umieszcza w Twoim telefonie, komputerze lub odtwarzaczu plików. Zazwyczaj automatycznie i za darmo. Ulubionego podkastu możesz słuchać kiedy chcesz i gdzie chcesz. Podkasting pozwala uniezależnić się się od tradycyjnych mediów. Nareszcie każdy może swobodnie się wypowiedzieć. Niezależnie od tego czy ma coś do powiedzenia, czy też nie. Dlaczego podkasting staje się coraz bardziej popularny? Po pierwsze, każdy może stworzyć swój podkast. Nie są potrzebne satelity, wieże przekaźnikowe czy studio nagraniowe. Większość twórców podkastów potrzebuje tylko mikrofonu, komputera i podłączenia do Internetu by prezentować światu swoje audycje. Dzięki temu dostępne są podkasty na prawie każdy temat. Sytuacja polityczna w Tajlandii, programowanie aplikacji na iPhone’a, czy uprawa pomarańczy na Florydzie nie będzie dla Ciebie tajemnicą dzięki podkastom. Po drugie, podkastów można słuchać nie tylko na iPodzie. Podkasty to zwykłe pliki mp3, których możesz słuchać na komputerze, wszelkich osobistych odtwarzaczach plików audio. Gdziekolwiek jesteś – podkast może Ci towarzyszyć. Podkast Polskie Detroit jest jednym z najstarszych, a także najbardziej popularnych polskich podkastów. Nieprzerwanie, od czerwca 2005 roku, w każdą niedzielę ukazują się kolejne odcinki audycji. Zapraszam do słuchania!
Country:  USA
Organization Overview:  BE IT RESOLVED that PACT, the Polish American Community of Toledo, has been created and organized for the purpose of supporting and furthering the cause of local Polish American groups and to enhance the lives of local Polish Americans and their image through the following means: - To help promote, support, and patronize locally owned Polish American businesses and business owners. · To promote, join and support local and national groups and organizations that sponsor or otherwise promote events that perpetuate Polish culture and/or tradition. · To further the image of our proud Polish heritage and our local Polonia. - To hold and promote fundraisers and other programs that will help fund scholarships for local students. · To build a Polish-American Community Center that will ultimately house a cultural center, library, youth recreation center, and provide a venue for local Polish American groups to hold their activities.
Language:  English,Polish
Cultures:  Polish
Street:  P.O. Box 1033 Sylvania, OH 43560
City/Township:  Toledo
State:  OH
Zip Code:  43560
Country:  USA
Phone:  Tim at (419) 410-6167
Organization Name:  Polish American Legal Society
Organization Overview:  Founded in 1907, the Polish American Legal Society (formerly Advocates) is the oldest special purpose bar association in the metropolitan Detroit area. PALS is a group of over 200 attorneys, judges, and law students who meet monthly to exchange ideas on law-related issues to better serve the community at large. Each meeting features a noted expert of some specific area of law as guest speaker to enlighten audiences in a relaxed social atmosphere and engage in Q and A. Proud preservation of the unique Polish heritage, contributions made to Detroit and American culture is also noted. The highlight event of the year is the annual Christmas Gala, held in early December featuring an unmatched dinner of Polish cuisine and dancing to a locally prominent live band. PALS is also actively involved in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program to deliver, through a new toy at Christmas, a message of hope to less fortunate youngsters in the Detroit community.
Language:  English,Polish
Cultures:  American,Polish
Street:  30500 Northwestern Hwy Ste 201
City/Township:  Farmington Hills
State:  MI
Zip Code:  48334
Country:  Canada
Phone:  (248) 254-8554
Fax No:  (248) 254-8562
Organization Name:  Polish Genealogical Society
Organization Overview:  Zapraszamy! We Welcome You We invite you to browse the website which contains useful links to assist with your Polish research and information about the Polish Genealogical Society of Michigan (PGSM). We are based in Michigan and do our best to reach out to members who live elsewhere in the United States and Poland by communicating electronically by keeping this website updated, sending newsletters and e-mails. The Polish Genealogical Society of Michigan is a member of the Michigan Genealogical Council and the Federation of Genealogical Societies. Please visit these sites by clicking on the badges which are located at the right side of the home page to learn more about each organization.
Language:  English,Polish
Cultures:  Polish
Street:  5201 Woodward Ave
City/Township:  Detroit
State:  MI
Zip Code:  48202
Country:  USA
Email:   info@pgsm.org
Organization Name:  Polish Women's Hall of Fame
Organization Overview:  Polish women have long had a reputation for beauty, intelligence, and courage. Poland herself has appeared in iconography, especially in the Romantic era, as a woman bravely suffering oppression, defying her tormentors or grieving her sons and daughters. People call to mind Queen Jadwiga, the legendary Princess Wanda or the brilliant Marie Sklodowska-Curie when Polish women are mentioned. But the full story of their accomplishments finds almost no place in the popular history of Poland. Yet, it is a rich, inspiring and complex story that gives us new perspectives on the history of Poland and Polish communities throughout the world. We can never fully understand who we are until we join the histories of our mothers to that of our fathers. It is for this reason that the Piast Institute founded the Polish Women’s Hall of Fame as a record of the story of Polish Women and as a resource for our community, schools and universities, and especially for young Polish women—and indeed young women everywhere so that they might know and remember. The Polish Women’s Hall of Fame is a virtual exhibit hosted by the Piast Institute that seeks to honor and raise awareness of the stories of women’s lives and contributions to Polish and Polonian culture and history, and the contributions of women of Polish birth or descent to the world. Housed online, the project provides biographies, photographs, bibliographies, and articles on both individual prominent women and on the more general history of Polish women both in Poland and abroad. Individuals or groups may be nominated to the Hall of Fame in any of six categories: Arts and Humanities Religion Science and Education Public Life and Service Sports Philanthropy Galeria Sławy Polskich Kobiet Galeria Sławy Polskich Kobiet jest otwarta dla wszystkich kobiet urodzonych w Polsce lub posiadających polskie pochodzenie, które wniosły znaczący wkład dla świata lub życia, kultury, historii Polski czy Polonii. Galeria Sławy jest także otwarta dla osób bez polskich korzeni, które w znaczący sposób przysłużyły sie Polsce, Polonii czy grupom takim jak np.Siostry Felicjanki czy dziewczyny-kurierzy Powstania Warszawskiego. Nominowanymi mogą być osoby żyjące lub zmarłe. Wymagane są istotne informacje i dostępna dokumentacja, aby ustalić uprawnienia do nominacji. Nominacje będą przejrzane, a wbrańcy zostaną wytypowani przez Komitet Selekcyjny Galerii Sławy dwa razy w roku. Ogloszenia o wybranych osobach zostaną podane do wiadomości w dniach 8 marca i 8 września. Nominacje będą akceptowane do dnia 1 stycznia (dla miesiąca marca) i do dnia 1 lipca (dla miesiąca września). Nominowane mogą być zgłaszane w następujacych kategoriach: Nauka i Edukacja Sztuka i Nauki Humanistyczne Religia Życie Publiczne Sport Filantropia
Language:  English,Polish
Cultures:  Polish
State:  MI
Country:  USA
Phone:  (313) 733-4535 x 105 Ashley Fallon
Organization Overview:  The mission, goals and objectives of SABA Michigan are as follows: •To promote the advancement and development of South Asian attorneys. •To provide business and professional networking opportunities for South Asian attorneys. •To support, guide and mentor South Asian law students. •To provide a referral service to the South Asian community and to support the provision of legal services to the South Asian community. •To enhance awareness and encourage resolution of legal issues of concern to the South Asian community and to increase the involvement of the South Asian community in civic affairs. •To coordinate activities and exchange ideas and information with other South Asian bar associations. •To provide an avenue for professionals, community leaders and others to take an interest in matters of concern to South Asian attorneys
Language:  English
Cultures:  Asian,Indian
Street:  1607 E Big Beaver Rd Ste 300
City/Township:  Troy
State:  MI
Zip Code:  48083
Country:  USA
Phone:  (248) 605-8646
Fax No:   (248) 404-6946
Organization Name:  Sport Latino
Organization Overview:  Revista Educativa en el Oeste de Michigan que tiene como principal objetivo promover y apoyar el deporte en las escuelas y en la familia, principalmente en la comunidad latina. Este medio promueve la actividad física mediante el deporte y el compromiso familiar como principal arma para prevenir enfermedades como la diabetes y la obesidad en nuestras futuras generaciones.
Language:  English,Spanish
Cultures:  American,Central American,Hispanic,Latin American
City/Township:  Wyoming
State:  MI
Country:  USA
Organization Overview:  Cabrini Clinic can serve persons with immigration legal status. FREE Walk-in clinic every Tuesday, Thursday Cabrini Clinic provides a holistic approach toward meeting the primary health care needs of economically disadvantaged residents of Southwest Detroit and beyond. We serve those who fall through the medical-social safety net and help them connect with basic resources. We offer education, prevention, and treatment without charge, but with deep compassion and respect for the people we serve and their needs. Services: · Fasting blood draws are administered every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to noon. · HIV and STD testing are done each Wednesday BY APPOINTMENT – call 313.961.7863, x2 to Schedule · Mental health clinic every Wednesday at 3 p.m. – register at 2 p.m. · · Other services provided: · Podiatry clinic on the 3rd Monday of every month at 9 a.m. (by appointment only; call to schedule). · Dermatology on the 2nd Tuesday of every month during medical clinic hours (no appointment necessary or call to schedule). · Health Education (healthy living, eating) every Clinic Session (no appointment necessary or call to schedule). · We provide referrals for Dental, Vision, Imaging, Mammograms, Specialty care, smoking cessation. · We also do referrals to the Most Holy Trinity clothing closet and food pantry. · We have a special Vision program for Diabetic Patients. · Certified Market Place-Certified Application Counselor on staff Certified MIBridges site-Certified Application Assistant on staff · We do not provide: Dental care, pediatrics, obstetrics or gynecology.
Language:  Arabic,English,French,Hindi,Polish,Spanish
Cultures:  African,African-American,All,American,Arabic,Hispanic,Indian,Latin American
Street:  1234 Porter
City/Township:  Detroit
State:  MI
Zip Code:  48226
Country:  USA
Phone:   (313) 961-7863
Fax No:  (313) 965-9891
Organization Overview:  Approximately five years ago, the Sterling Heights Public Library began its own foreign language collection. Its purpose is to service the diverse ethnic communities and many foreign language programs in the area. Generous donations by patrons, staff members, and our own Friends of the Library have allowed the collection to continue to grow. Twenty-three international languages are currently represented: Albanian, Arabic, Bosnian, Chinese, Croatian, French, German, Gujarati, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Macedonian, Malayalam, Polish, Punjabi, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Tagalog, Ukrainian, Urdu and Vietnamese. The collection is located on the second floor of the library. In Adult Services: Audiobooks: Fiction and nonfiction audiobooks on CD can be found on the first floor in the audiovisual area. Careers Collection: Contains books for junior and senior high school students exploring their vocational interests. Music on CD: This collection includes vocal, sound track, country-western, jazz, classical, and instrumental selections. They circulate for a 2-week loan period and can be found in the audiovisual area on the first floor. International Film Collection ESL (English as a Second Language) Collection
Language:  Albanian,Arabic,Bengali,Bosnian,Cantonese,Mandarin Chinese,Croatian,Czech,Danish,Dutch,English,Farsi/Persian,French,German,Greek,Gujarati,Hindi,Italian,Japanese,Korean,Kurdish,Macedonian,Malayam,Mandarin Chinese,Norwegian,Other Language,Pashto,Polish,Portuguese,Punjabi,Romanian,Russian,Spanish,Swedish,Tagalog,Tamil,Turkish,Ukrainian,Urdu,Vietnamese
Cultures:  All
Street:  40255 Dodge Park Rd
City/Township:  Sterling Heights
State:  MI
Zip Code:  48313
Country:  USA
Phone:  (586) 446-2665
Organization Name:  Sugar Law Center (SLC)
Organization Overview:  Founded upon the principle that economic and social rights are civil rights and human rights, the Sugar Law Center seeks to empower low-income individuals, families, and communities. OUR WORK is multifaceted and includes policy education, advocacy, litigation and technical and resource support to organizers, grass roots organizations, worker committees, concerned individuals and many others working for economic and social justice for all. For more information on our ongoing initiatives click HERE! Thank you for stopping by our site. If there is an issue within your community or at your workplace where we might be able to help, please do not hesitate to CONTACT the Sugar Law Center or our STAFF!
Language:  Arabic,Chaldean,English,French,Spanish
Cultures:  All,American
Street:  4605 Cass Avenue
City/Township:  Detroit
State:  MI
Zip Code:  48201
Country:  USA
Phone:  (313) 993-4505
Organization Overview:  Created in 2004, the vision of the Immigrant and Refugee Resource Collaborative (IRRC) is of a community where refugees, immigrants, and language minorities are welcomed and are able to integrate and participate fully in society at all levels. With that as an expectation, we work to provide services, promote opportunities, and build a network of relationships to foster the realization of Ingham County Michigan as a home for people seeking a better life from all parts of the globe.
Language:  English
Cultures:  All,Refugees or Asylees
City/Township:  Lansing
State:  MI
Zip Code:  48933, 48901, 48909, 48911, 48854, 40010, 48864, 48912
Country:  USA
Phone:  517) 887-4691
Organization Overview:  Travelers Aid is located within the heart of the metropolitan area to make it convenient for all to access our many services and programs. Our phone number is (313) 962-6740. Our main office is in downtown Detroit. We stand ready to assist families and individuals who are presently homeless as well as those who may be at risk. We provide a walk-in assessment area and can answer your questions concerning our Homeward Bound series of programs. Our expertise in the application of case management services is coupled with access to an extensive referral network. We can address the holistic needs of each recipient. We are located at 65 Cadillac Square on the 30th Floor. The facility is handicap accessible and located near public transportation. Our programs and staffers are available to serve you Monday-Thursday 8:30-5:00 and Friday 8:30-4:30. Volunteers who may be interested in joining our Airport Ambassadors program are encouraged to contact us by phone at (313) 962-6740 so we may direct your call.
Language:  English
Cultures:  All,American
Street:  65 Cadillac Square, 30th floor
City/Township:  Detroit
State:  MI
Zip Code:  48226
Country:  USA
Phone:  (313) 962-6740
Fax No:  (313) 962-3609

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