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The five-part virtual JAZZ on FILM series runs weekly at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Nov. 2.

Professor Rhonda Magee says fostering our capacity for compassion is the key to not only helping ourselves but to helping others.

As part of the Detroit Month of Design, architect and educator Aaron Jones collaborated with Detroit DJ and producer Waajeed to create an immersive installation that celebrated the Black church.

Justine Ang Fonte uses her own experience in the dating world and with consent education to help strangers on the internet craft text messages that help them communicate more efficiently with dates, co-workers and family members.

The new short story collection asks the question: What does life hold for those who do not find a long-term partner, or, for one reason or another, to not have kids?

Working in ceramics and woodworking, Daniel Michelsen saw an opportunity to jump full time into his artistic practice during the pandemic. He didn't have to look far for studio space, attracting the eye of an encouraging neighbor along the way.

Among trees heavy with apples and plums and countless tomato and squash plants, the women and children behind Bandhu Gardens talk about the role of gardening in community.

Freep Film Festival co-founder and executive director Steve Byrne highlights must-see documentaries screening now through Sept. 26 at a variety of in-person venues in metro Detroit and virtually.

Combat veteran Bryan Buckley says the nonprofit aims to offer a holistic approach to help veterans struggling with post-traumatic stress and transitioning to civilian life.

When the rise of the pandemic forced a nationwide shutdown, 17-year-old Quintin Love Jr. launched a mentoring-through-boxing program called Xtreme 365.