Nearby Nature Milwaukee’s mission is to reconnect Black people to nature by offering nature education classes in schools, churches and community centers.
High school students work on solutions to environmental issues
High school students from across the city spent the last year learning about and completing projects on environmental issues through an internship with Reflo Sustainable Water Solutions.
NNS Spotlight: Rooted MKE uplifts Black and Brown stories and children
Ashley Valentine founded Rooted MKE after seeing how the education system did not serve children deserving special education.
The YMCA Teen Achievers program challenges youths to define their own version of success
Since opening in Milwaukee in 1982, the YMCA Teen Achievers program has touched the lives of more than 7,000 teens as well as about 950 adult community leaders.
She’s 17, has a nursing degree, and she’s still in high school
Imunique Triplett hasn’t even graduated from Rufus King High School, but she’s already earned her nursing degree as a participant in the free M3 (M-Cubed) College Connections Program.
MPS disproportionately suspending Black students at similar rates to 10 years ago, new MPS data reveals
Despite making up 50% of the MPS student body, Black students have received 81% of the suspensions this school year, according to data MPS will present to the school board Tuesday night.
‘Don’t give up’: 5 adult learners share advice
Returning to school as an adult can be overwhelming. These five adult learners share their experience and the advice they have for other adults returning to school.
MATC broadens access for Milwaukee students amid historical inequities, dropping enrollment
Milwaukee Area Technical College offers free tuition, debt forgiveness, early credit to make college cheaper and more available to a diverse student population
7 places that help adults improve their English skills in Milwaukee
Here is a list of organizations that offer English Language Learner and English as a Second Language programs in Milwaukee.
Not many Black men work in early childhood education. Next Door’s Jeremy Walton wants to change that.
After seven years as an IT worker, Jeremy Walton is doing what he loves again: Shaping young minds for the future
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