Sign up now for Global Great Lakes June 6 event
On June 6, the first Global Great Lakes Network convening is being held in Detroit.
Initiatives from across the midwest will come together to begin to form a collaborative network where best practices and strategies can be shared. A cohesive strategy will be developed to further connect the midwest to a global economy and move towards a view of immigration as an economic development tool for the region.
The Global Great Lakes Network invites you and anyone else who is interested in being a part of this exciting immigration movement. The June 6 event is at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, 651 E. Larned, downtown Detroit.
For more information and to RSVP, go here.
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