Neither your race or your zip code
should determine your chances in life.
The tough reality is that often it does, even in Washtenaw County. Where a person lives matters for
long-term health, employment, educational opportunity, and the economic vitality of households
and neighborhoods.
long-term health, employment, educational opportunity, and the economic vitality of households
and neighborhoods.
Our Initiative: One Community
The City of Ann Arbor and Washtenaw County are undertaking an equity initiative that seeks to embed the notion of equity into every budget and policy decision made in our community: "One Community: Advancing Racial Equity in Ann Arbor & Washtenaw County."
This initiative looks to reverse institutionalized racism and increase the County's ability to discuss
and confront implicit biases and provide equitable access to opportunities for all residents.
A short video about the "One Community" initiative can be viewed here.
The City of Ann Arbor and Washtenaw County are undertaking an equity initiative that seeks to embed the notion of equity into every budget and policy decision made in our community: "One Community: Advancing Racial Equity in Ann Arbor & Washtenaw County."
This initiative looks to reverse institutionalized racism and increase the County's ability to discuss
and confront implicit biases and provide equitable access to opportunities for all residents.
A short video about the "One Community" initiative can be viewed here.
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