Samya Overall is a local journalist based in Detroit, Michigan. She writes for Outlier Media and her work has also been featured in WXYZ-TV, COLORADO HIGH SCHOOL PROMISE, and The State News. Samya covers a range of topics including arts and culture, community events, urban issues, and education in Detroit.
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Teacher unions give Detroit educators a sense of community in their schools, which they say is critical for them to do their jobs.
Detroiters reflect on Helen Moore’s decades-long activism fighting for better public education for Black kids in the city.
Hamtramck-based filmmaker Razi Jafri emphasized Muslim voter perspectives at an ACLU event in Detroit.
Detroit nonprofits Michigan Humane Society, Pictures of Hope and COTS gave youth lessons on pet photography.
Detroiter Heidi Penix was diagnosed with breast cancer and found healing through gardening.
Fennigan’s Farms hopes to break down barriers to food access in Detroit.
By: Samya Overall
Driving down Monterey Street on Detroit’s westside, there are more abandoned and vacant houses than occupied ones. Sidewalks are overgrown with grass, and
By: Samya Overall
Heidi Penix, a breast cancer survivor, finds solace in urban gardening. Her garden is a source of purpose and hope during her recovery.
Autism in the D, a organization led by Tiera Moultrie, seeks to create Detroit’s first autism-friendly play center.
By: Samya Overall
This story is the first in “The Healing Soil: Detroit’s Urban Farms,” a three-part series being co-published with Outlier Media and Planet Detroit, and is
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