Detroit, it’s time to #LeadTheSurge!

Detroit’s annual #LeadtheSurge event is on June 17! As we close out this year’s recruitment season, we’re bringing together prospective fellows, alumni, and community partners for an evening of connection, celebration, and shared purpose.

This gathering is an opportunity to honor the incredible leaders and partners who make this work possible while creating space to engage with others who are stepping into their leadership and making an impact across Detroit.

Experience inspiring stories, meaningful conversations, and vibrant networking as you learn more about Surge Academy Detroit and the powerful community behind it. Whether you are exploring the program or looking to connect with like-minded leaders, this event offers a meaningful way to join a growing movement committed to equity and systems change.

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Surge [surj] n.

a sudden powerful forward or upward movement.

The Surge Institute is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to educate and develop leaders of color who create transformative change for young people, their families, and our broader communities.

We support people who profoundly and directly affect positive change in the world. We elevate leaders of color in educational spaces. Their ideas and gifts, coupled with access, resources, and encouragement, transform the people around them. Students, families, and whole communities realize their potential. There’s no limit to the possibilities.

Engage with this movement and become an agent of change.

ELEVATING LEADERS

Surge was built by and for communities of color and designed to empower, educate and elevate our leaders in the education systems serving our communities. Our goal is to serve 5,000 leaders by 2030.

OUR STORY

BUILDING COMMUNITY

This work does not happen in silos. The Surge program suite has created a sprawling network of change-makers collectively building a brighter future for our youth.

OUR FELLOWS

ELEVATING VOICES

We are a megaphone for our people. Continued impact and heightened influence are the hallmarks of a true movement toward systemic change.