Join us this Saturday for the Delta Project Gratitude Concert, celebrating community members like Gabriel Holmes and Amanda Jackson for their invaluable contributions to youth support. It's set to be an inspiring evening with notable performances and well-deserved accolades.

Read more about the event and its distinguished honorees here.

In this compelling episode of 'What I Know Now,' Jakari Richardson explores the economic and social challenges in the black community, detailing how scarce business opportunities contribute to cycles of crime and mass incarceration. He emphasizes the transformative role of education and psychological enlightenment in overcoming systemic oppression. The episode also highlights the therapeutic value of barbershop conversations where black and brown men engage in deep discussions about identity, healing, and empowerment, urging listeners to foster unity and resilience within their communities.

We're excited to share that The Delta Project has been featured in a wonderful article on WZZM13, highlighting our impactful work in Grand Rapids. This media spotlight celebrates our team's dedication and the transformative journeys of the youth we support. Read the full story on WZZM13 to see how we're making a difference and join us in our mission!

Experience a night of rhythmic gratitude at Wealthy Theatre in Grand Rapids with legendary reggae artist Mykal Rose on May 11th. Delve into a musical celebration with hits from Black Uhuru, energized by special guests Loftside Stories and Isobel. This event isn’t just a concert—it's a vibrant tribute to community and charity, supporting The Delta Project. Doors open at 6:00 pm, with tickets available for $35 in advance or $40 at the door.

Cole and Joel are joined by two incredible guests, Iyanna and Bilal, to delve deep into the realities of the juvenile justice system and the poignant lessons that emerge from their personal journeys.

Hosts Cole and Joel talk with Devetta as she shares her transformative journey—a tale of resilience, community, and the power of support systems.

Joel sits down with the passionate Lieutenant Nicki Edwards from the Kent County Sheriff's Office, for a for a conversation that dives deep into the transformative power of life skills, mentorship, and support for inmates, particularly juveniles affected by the "raise the age" legislation.

Cole and Joel sit down with Judge Kellen Dotson to dive deep into the intricacies of the criminal justice system and explore the transformative power of love, patience, and education within it.

Cole and Joel as they sit down with Bilal, a former student, now an artist and poet who pivoted his life from the brink of juvenile life sentencing to the boundless realms of college and creativity.

Cole and Joel dive deep into a passionate discussion about foster parenting, juvenile justice system, and the marginalization of people of color in parent-child dialogues.

Cole and Joel sit down with Stacy McGinnis, a retired superintendent of the juvenile Detention center in Grand Rapids with over 30 years of experience in the juvenile justice system.

Cole and Joel dive into the challenges faced by young fathers and how they are supported.

Learn more about the work that Cole is doing with Jason Smith and the Juvenile Justice Task Force.

Joel sits down on the Chezubatalks podcast.

Joel sits down to talk all things Delta Project with the Mitten Foundation.

Joel Van Kuiken writes about the power of vertical thinking

Renée Cummings returns to Grand Rapids to re-engage with the community and begin mentoring students from NexTech HS

Co-founder Cole Williams is quoted in Pro Publica article that touts recommendations by the Governor’s Juvenile Justice Reform Task Force.