PROGRAMS
CEDAM runs multiple programs to build capacity among our diverse membership. These programs help our members expand their services, revitalize their communities, and improve Michigan’s economic and social well-being.
EVENTS
From Real Estate Development Boot Camp to high-quality webinars, CEDAM hosts a variety of training and networking events customized to fit the needs of the community economic development industry.
ADVOCACY
CEDAM supports vibrant neighborhoods, economic opportunity, equitable development, and housing security. We work to actualize our policy priorities through state and federal partnership, advocacy, and member education.
Latest News
MI Mobility Fellows Announces its Inaugural Cohort of Young Innovators
Michigan Central, Michigan’s Office of Future Mobility and Electrification, Community Economic Development Association of Michigan (CEDAM) and Wayne State University proudly kick off the 15-month fellowship for 10 recent college
Five Years of the CD Fellowship: Success in building a talent pipeline
The Community Development Fellowship is a program managed by the Community Economic Development Association of Michigan (CEDAM) with the support of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC). Fellows are placed
Meet Sharanya Pai, CEDAM’s New Policy Manager
Meet Sharanya, CEDAM’s new policy manager! In light of our recent and fast growth, CEDAM recently hired three individuals to increase our capacity. Sharanya is one of those three and
MEMBERSHIP
CEDAM members develop communities that are vibrant, equitable, and economically inclusive. Join our network to take advantage of CEDAM member benefits, stay connected to industry news and advocacy efforts, and access new resources.
Membership Types
Membership Levels
Individual
You are an individual who is not tied to an organization (retirees, legislative staff, students, etc.
If you are a small business or sole proprietor, you must apply for nonprofit or for profit organization membership.
Nonprofit Organization
You are a nonprofit organization that does not fit the definition of a governmental organization.
For profit organization
You are a for profit organization (consultants, developers, banks, sole proprietors, etc.)
Government
You are a government agency or sub-unit or quasi-government entity (Downtown Development Authority, assessment districts, public housing authorities, land banks, cities, villages, townships, and other entities.)