People

Greg Holman is Data and Assets Manager of the Detroit Land Bank Authority, analyzing available data, allocating resources, and orchestrating the massive undertaking of ridding Detroit of thousands of blighted residential structures by April 2015.

Chad Dickinson is the owner of sustainable furniture company Dickinson by Design and Detroit property and business development company, I'm Here.

Sintex is a Detroit artist known for his graffiti work, and co-founder of transformative art project Grand River Creative Corridor. 

Curtis Lipscomb is Executive Director and founder of KICK!, an organization which supports and advocates for African American gays and lesbians.

Nicholas Mukhtar is the co-founder and CEO of the nonprofit Healthy Detroit, a nonprofit public health organization dedicated to building a culture of healthy, active living in the city of Detroit.

Barbara Barefield, along with her husband Spencer, is one of the driving forces behind community engagement efforts in the historic Palmer Woods neighborhood, having launched the Palmer Woods Music in Homes concert series and being in a leadership role with the prominent community organization People for Palmer Park,

Jenny Lee is the Executive Director of Allied Media Projects, the host organization of the Allied Media Conference, a collaborative laboratory of media-based organizing strategies for transforming our world, held every summer in Detroit.

Pashon Murray is the owner and co-founder of composting business Detroit Dirt, which takes food scraps from restaurants, corporate cafeterias, and even animal feces from the Detroit Zoo and composts it all into nutrient-rich dirt. She is also the star of that one Ford commercial.