State Representative
Stephanie A. Young
Detroit | 16th House District
Serving 91,767 constituents in NW Detroit, S Redford and SE Livonia
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(517) 373-2576
Office: N-695 House Office Building
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I testified before the House Labor and Economic Opportunity Appropriations Subcommittee in support of a Legislatively Directed Spending Item (LDSI) request for $3 million for Brillant Detroit. I was joined by Cindy Eggleton, with Brilliant Detroit.
I was proud to lift up is Brilliant Detroit’s investment to expand their comprehensive place-based literacy initiative across Southeast Michigan. The literacy initiatives through Brilliant Detroit are tools that will continue to help close the literacy gaps in communities in SE Michigan, including cities like Pontiac, in addition to Detroit.
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Rx Kids is expanding, again, and to over 20 more communities to boot! Its success is proof that investing in families, babies and communities is always a good idea.
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A sure sign that summer is here is the opening day of the Northwest Detroit Farmers Market. Join them on Thursday, June 3, as they kick off their 21st year. Over the years, the market has grown into a beloved community hub, providing a platform for local farmers, food producers, and artisans to sell their goods while promoting healthy living.
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I testified before the House Labor and Economic Opportunity Appropriations Subcommittee in support of a Legislatively Directed Spending Item (LDSI) request for $550,000 for the Detroit Parks Coalition. I was joined virtually by Ritchie Harrison, representing Sidewalk Detroit, and Sigal Hemy from the Coalition.
The funds will be used to improve the infrastructure of Detroit parks under the coalition’s care. Safe outdoor spaces like those maintained by the Detroit Parks Coalition are an important resource for Detroiters and the nearly 2 million visitors who come to the city. These parks allow people to enjoy nature safely while supporting the overall wellness and well-being that come from spending time outdoors.
My district includes parts of Rouge Park, the largest park in Detroit and Eliza Howell Park. This investment would be huge, especially for our young people. Growing up during the summer, I stayed outside from sun up until the street lights came on! We've got to invest in safe fun places for our youth to expend all that energy!😎🏃🏽♀️🤽🏾⛹🏾♀️
#DetroitParks #SafeSummer
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The annual Mackinac Policy Conference was a whirlwind of ferry rides between the island and Mackinac City. Day one included 10 meetings, with a few receptions sprinkled in between trips on the ferry.
I kicked off day two with another 10 meetings, more receptions, and a "Live from Mackinac" interview with one of my colleagues, Rep. Wooden, on Michigan House Democrats’ priorities.
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I testified before the House Labor and Economic Opportunity Appropriations Subcommittee in support of a Legislatively Directed Spending Item (LDSI) request for $3 million for Starfish Family Services. I was joined by Karen Roback, Starfish’s Chief Strategy Officer.
The funding will support the purchase and renovation of a long-vacant former school building in Brightmoor, transforming it into a space for early childhood services and behavioral health support for the broader community.
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Hoskins, Young, Myers Phillips, Paiz Reintroduce the MI Voting Rights Act
Democratic lawmakers demand swift action against heightened federal attacks on voting rights LANSING, Mich., May 14, 2026 — In response [...]
MLBC, Detroit Caucus Condemn Redistricting by TN Republicans
Michigan Legislative Black Caucus, Detroit Caucus Condemn Redistricting by Tennessee Republicans Move eliminates last majority-minorty district in the state LANSING, [...]
MLBC, Detroit Caucus on Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Decision
Michigan Legislative Black Caucus, Detroit Caucus Denounce Supreme Court’s Devastating Decision in Voting Rights Act Case Democratic lawmakers reflect on [...]
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I testified before the House Labor and Economic Opportunity Appropriations Subcommittee in support of a Legislatively Directed Spending Item (LDSI) request for $3 million for Brillant Detroit. I was joined by Cindy Eggleton, with Brilliant Detroit.
I was proud to lift up is Brilliant Detroit’s investment to expand their comprehensive place-based literacy initiative across Southeast Michigan. The literacy initiatives through Brilliant Detroit are tools that will continue to help close the literacy gaps in communities in SE Michigan, including cities like Pontiac, in addition to Detroit. ... See MoreSee Less
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Rx Kids is expanding, again, and to over 20 more communities to boot! Its success is proof that investing in families, babies and communities is always a good idea. ... See MoreSee Less
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A sure sign that summer is here is the opening day of the Northwest Detroit Farmers Market. Join them on Thursday, June 3, as they kick off their 21st year. Over the years, the market has grown into a beloved community hub, providing a platform for local farmers, food producers, and artisans to sell their goods while promoting healthy living. ... See MoreSee Less
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I testified before the House Labor and Economic Opportunity Appropriations Subcommittee in support of a Legislatively Directed Spending Item (LDSI) request for $550,000 for the Detroit Parks Coalition. I was joined virtually by Ritchie Harrison, representing Sidewalk Detroit, and Sigal Hemy from the Coalition.
The funds will be used to improve the infrastructure of Detroit parks under the coalition’s care. Safe outdoor spaces like those maintained by the Detroit Parks Coalition are an important resource for Detroiters and the nearly 2 million visitors who come to the city. These parks allow people to enjoy nature safely while supporting the overall wellness and well-being that come from spending time outdoors.
My district includes parts of Rouge Park, the largest park in Detroit and Eliza Howell Park. This investment would be huge, especially for our young people. Growing up during the summer, I stayed outside from sun up until the street lights came on! We've got to invest in safe fun places for our youth to expend all that energy!😎🏃🏽♀️🤽🏾⛹🏾♀️
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The annual Mackinac Policy Conference was a whirlwind of ferry rides between the island and Mackinac City. Day one included 10 meetings, with a few receptions sprinkled in between trips on the ferry.
I kicked off day two with another 10 meetings, more receptions, and a "Live from Mackinac" interview with one of my colleagues, Rep. Wooden, on Michigan House Democrats’ priorities.
#loveisthework ... See MoreSee Less
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I testified before the House Labor and Economic Opportunity Appropriations Subcommittee in support of a Legislatively Directed Spending Item (LDSI) request for $3 million for Starfish Family Services. I was joined by Karen Roback, Starfish’s Chief Strategy Officer.
The funding will support the purchase and renovation of a long-vacant former school building in Brightmoor, transforming it into a space for early childhood services and behavioral health support for the broader community. ... See MoreSee Less
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