The Litribune
disseminating hope and creative diversityAbout
The Litribune is a Michigan community action organization that functions through a quarterly printed publication of art, literature, and action news.
What is action news?
The Litribune is interested in journaling and promoting any organization or individuals doing positive work in the Michigan community. Further, any criticism or concern pertaining to our represented community–specifically those alternative to those of any commercial or mass media outlet.
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Our mission is to improve the quality of life of the Michigan community, using the arts a means and medium to communicate and foster a sense of hope, community involvement, individual potential, and personal responsibility.
In short, it is our mission to inspire. Then, to provide the resources and assistance needed to foster and encourage that personal inspiration.
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The Litribune is currently in the process of applying for state and federally recognized incorporation and non-profit, tax-exempt status. Once these articles are in place, we will be able to seek foundation grants and other public funding awards.
In the meantime, we need your help of volunteer support and small fiscal donations (now you can donate online).
It only costs a few hundred dollars for all the paper work. Help us make this next step in furthering our goals of community support now!
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Ben wrote @
June 26th, Yes, at Literary Life on Wealthy & Eastern. All the information will be up shortly, if you want more, or quicker information, Paul, send me an e-mail.
Thanks
Bryan wrote @
Will there be the option for people to subscribe to the journal, or is it on a buy-it-when-you-see-it basis?
thelitribune wrote @
Great question Bryan. We will be offering subscriptions to the monthly journal. Subscriptions will be available on for purchase on our website shortly, as well as by mail in subscription card. We’re coming up with some cool extras for our subscribers!
Is the release date scheduled? Will there be a public unveiling?