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!

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 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.

Joel sits down on the Chezubatalks podcast.

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

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Chelsea Carter writes for Crain’s Grand Rapids Business about three Black-owned, West Michigan nonprofits that are creating pathways to opportunity for boys and young men of color through a new, collaborative initiative.

By Gabrielle Phifer