
MARIA G. LOPEZ
Executive Director,
Michigan Hispanic Collaborative
Our objective is to rapidly reduce the 40% Detroit Hispanic poverty through economic leadership via a bachelor’s degree (and beyond).
Ford Motor Company’s purchase of the Michigan Central train station has infused new hope and opportunity for residents of Detroit’s oldest community, Corktown and its sister SW Detroit neighborhood! Original settlers were drawn to this 1.4 square mile urban footprint in pursuit of the American dream — the ethos that any person regardless of race, religion, social class, gender, or background had the opportunity to be prosperous and achieve economic and social mobility for themselves and their family with limited obstacles. The first wave of immigrants were of Irish descent and over time an influx of Mexican, Maltese, German, and African American residents flourished, making this the city’s most ethnically diverse community until the 1960’s.
Executive Director,
Michigan Hispanic Collaborative
Executive Director,
Michigan Hispanic Collaborative
President and Chair
Founder and Secretary
Treasurer
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Michigan Hispanic Collaborative:
1420 Washington Blvd. Suite 301
Detroit, MI 48226
The Michigan Hispanic Collaborative (or MiHC) is a nonprofit corporation exempt under IRS Code Section 501(c)(3). Please feel free to contact the MiHC with any questions or concerns.
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