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Exploring Ethnic Diversity in Metro Detroit: Homeless, Native American & Latin American Communities

Discover the challenges faced by over 18,000 homeless individuals in Metro Detroit, the traditional culture of Native Americans with around 48,000 in Detroit, and the cultural impact of Latin Americans, bringing their traditions to the U.S. Explore poverty, illegal immigration, and celebration of heritage.

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Exploring Ethnic Diversity in Metro Detroit: Homeless, Native American & Latin American Communities

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  1. By: Sara, Alex B, Jack, Courtney, Alex F, Chris & Amer Ethnic Groups in Metro Detroit

  2. Ethnic Groups • Homeless • Native American • Latin American

  3. Homeless • There are Over 18,000 Homeless People in Metro Detroit • Of those 18,000, 30% are chronically homeless and 25% are children. Nearly half of the homeless population in Detroit are families. • Homeless get some of their food from soup kitchenssome people line up to get a bed in a shelter, but have to leave the next morning.

  4. Native American • 39% of Native Americans are illegal • Some live on reservations • Most continue to celebrate traditional native culture • There are around 48,000 Native Americans in Detroit • There are about 395,000 Native Americans in Michigan • Native Americans bring along with them there culture such as foods and traditions

  5. Latin American • Usually live in poverty • Some live in Mexican communities • Some are illegal immigrants who crossed the border illegally • Those who immigrated legally work and live in our community • Bring over their cultures to the U.S • sometimes come to start a new life • many central americans open traditional restaurants and bakery.

  6. Homeless

  7. Native Americans

  8. Latin Americans

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