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Henry Ford College's New American Sign Language Tutor

Stock image of hands teaching American Sign Language

This year, Jeanne Coker was hired into the HFC staff as an American Sign Language tutor.

Local Duck Sanctuary Rescues Abandoned Waterfowl

Photo of baby ducks rescued from Dearborn park.

Domestic animals are abandoned in the wild every day. The abandonment of domestic cats and dogs is familiar to the general public. But perhaps a more unfamiliar domestic animal that is abandoned quite often is the duck.

HFC Alum Running for Mayor of Dearborn

Welcome to Dearborn photo courtesy WDET

Gary Woronchak is a candidate for mayor of Dearborn. He is an alumnus of Henry Ford Community College, where he had been editor of the student paper. The paper then was called The Ford Estate.

Section 230 and Big Tech

Section 230 infographic courtesy inform.org

March 25: the CEOs of all three tech giants--Facebook, Google, and Twitter- appeared in front of Congress in a virtual hearing, part of the ongoing debate over Section 230 and Internet communication regulations.

Update on COVID-19 Vaccines in Michigan

COVID-19 vaccine bottles image courtesy WDET.org

Michigan residents 16 or older with underlying medical conditions are now eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccination. The eligibility was expanded on March 22 to include more vulnerable and high-risk populations including those with disabilities.

Transferring from Henry Ford College

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Three students: Christie Miller, Makayla Owen, and Basmalah Algahmi share their experiences transferring from Henry Ford College.

Covid-19 Vaccines Are Safe: Myth or Fact?

Infographic showing facts versus myths about the COVID-19 vaccine

Since the outbreak in March 2020, pharmaceutical companies, scientists, and researchers have been working to develop a vaccine to prevent further spread of the coronavirus.

Underappreciated Metro Detroit Charities

Photo courtesy Detroit Dog Rescue

The season of giving is upon us and people will often turn to charities to generously give money and supplies. However, most people give to the charities they know like Red Cross and neglect smaller, local charities.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Representative Debbie Dingell Visit HFC

A student asks Gov. Whitmer and Representative Dingell a question, Oct. 31, Henry Ford College, Dearborn, MI

On Oct. 31 Governor Gretchen Whitmer and U.S. Representative Debbie Dingell visited Henry Ford College to meet with young and first-time voters from both Henry Ford College and Michigan State University.

November Day of Dignity Event Helps Combat Pandemic-Based Food Insecurity in Dearborn

Photo of hygiene and care tent and volunteers at Day of Dignity event in Dearborn, Nov. 7, 2020

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