In his role as chief innovation officer for Milwaukee Film, Geraud Blanks works to ensure the movies he selects reflect the diversity of the community.
‘Better to sweat in the gym than to bleed in the streets’: How Ace Boxing Club keeps youths on right track
Ace Boxing Club has been helping Milwaukee youths improve their lives for more than 60 years.
Bronzeville Week celebrates 10 years starting Saturday
The week’s schedule features art demonstrations, film screenings, brunches, a marketplace and much more.
Crosswalk murals on North Avenue part of a larger effort to address reckless driving in city
As reckless driving incidents continue to plague the city, residents, groups and others continue efforts to raise awareness.
NNS Spotlight: ‘There is a solution to this problem’: One company’s approach to diversity, equity and inclusion
Diversity, equity and inclusion aren’t just words to the staff of Colorful Connections, which helps businesses recruit diverse talent and create supportive workspaces.
First Stage’s ‘Amplify’ series raises the voices of people of color
First Stage’s “Amplify” series features plays by BIPOC, or Black, Indigenous and People of Color, artists. “If you can dive into theater and see perspectives from other characters, it’s going to expand your world,” artistic director Jeff Frank says.
Popular Milwaukee DJ gives book publishing a spin
Tyrone ‘DJ Bizzon’ Miller put his experience as a DJ into 72-page beginners’ manual for those interested in learning the craft.
The authors next door: Meet 4 of your neighbors
Milwaukee is home to many published authors. Here are some.
Documentary tells the story of ‘Latino Wisconsin’
“Latino Wisconsin” tells the stories of Latinos in Wisconsin and is a labor of love for former reporter Georgia Pabst and her husband, Ralph.
How a project on hoops earrings launched a national movement
Documenting women of color is Nicole Acosta’s life work. She didn’t know her work would start a movement.
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