FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailFor the past 20 years, over 100 volunteer anthropologists and anthropology interns have been collecting oral histories of Milwaukee neighborhoods. To date, studies on 104 neighborhoods have been completed or are in progress. The oral histories include historical information on population migrations, institutions, leaders, and leisure time activities. During the past three years, Urban Anthropology […]
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Emergency blood shortage: Red Cross issues urgent call for blood donors
When HER smoking habit became MY smoking habit
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United Way hiring seasonal pledge processing specialist
United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County is seeking a Seasonal Pledge Processing Specialist to assist staff in all areas of processing gifts and providing donor and agency customer service during United Way’s annual fundraising campaign months of late August through December.
Dockless scooters put unsuspecting public in legal jeopardy
Future Milwaukee accepting applications for 2018–19 class
The Future Milwaukee community leadership program, offered through Marquette University’s Klingler College of Arts and Sciences and the Center of Urban Research, Teaching, and Outreach, is currently recruiting individuals for its nine-month program.
Contemporary issues in Latino immigration
Darryl D. Morin, the immediate past National League of United Latin American Citizen’s (LULAC) Mid-West Vice President and current State Secretary, will address contemporary immigration issues, legislation and policy affecting the Latino community, and the local and global implications.
Severe bleeding cases linked to K2 rise rapidly in Milwaukee
Community Organizations to receive over $8.1 million from City of Milwaukee’s Community Development Block Grant
On Wednesday, June 20th the Community & Economic Development Committee unanimously approved the 2018 Community Development Block Grant funding allocation plan. The plan will distribute over 8.1 million to organizations all over the city of Milwaukee to support housing, economic development, public services, and infrastructure.