Today on Stateside, a conversation about the developing future of esports in Michigan. Plus, what the closure of Detroit's Reentry Center means for prisoners transitioning back into society after serving their time.
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How gun violence has changed the lives of Detroit families
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Stateside’s conversation with Bryce Huffman
- Bryce Huffman of Bridge Detroit recently published an oral history of three women, united in loss, their children claimed by shooting.
As MDOC closes reentry center, prison reform advocate says it’s time to invest in rehabilitation
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Stateside’s conversation with Natalie Holbrook
- Natalie Holbrook is on the American Friends Service Committee and Program Director of Michigan Criminal Justice Program.
Varsity video games: Why Michigan universities are investing in the growing world of esports
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Stateside’s conversation with Zach Schroeder and Norris Howard
- Norris Howard is head of collegiate esports content at BeasleyMedia
- Scott Schroeder is director of visualization at Perkins Will
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