Muhibb Dyer’s deceased godson inspired him to begin speaking publicly to young people about achieving their dreams and reducing violence.
City’s violence prevention efforts stall as ‘time is ticking’
The city’s Office of Violence Prevention has yet to release its violence prevention plan, more than a year after the process was launched. A prior effort touted by the Common Council has also fizzed out, without substantial results.
Federal ReCAST grant supports growth of local anti-violence programs
Five direct service organizations partnering with the city’s Office of Violence Prevention are using federal grant funds to expand efforts that build the resilience of youth and families.
Revitalize Milwaukee spruces up eight homes in Near West Side neighborhood
Volunteers participating in Block Build–Near West Side repaired homes for low-income, elderly and disabled residents in the Miller Valley neighborhood last weekend.
Researcher spreads word on effects of tobacco advertising on youth, minorities
A recent “community conversation” addressed the influence of tobacco marketing on young people and minorities based on a study conducted in Milwaukee County.
Special Report: Opioid crisis hits city hard
Of the 309 drug deaths in Milwaukee County this year through Oct. 15, 84 percent were caused by opioids, and 70 percent of the victims lived in the City of Milwaukee.
Streetcar expansion sparks worries over gentrification
As officials begin planning for the Milwaukee Streetcar’s possible route extensions into Walker’s Point and Bronzeville, residents are worried that too much development could drive out longtime residents.
My Father’s House helps fathers engage in children’s lives
My Father’s House was created by representatives of social service agencies in Milwaukee County to equip men with the skills and resources to be better parents.
Annual Dia de los Muertos celebration invites people to remember loved ones
The eighth annual Dia de los Muertos Parade Milwaukee celebrated deceased loved ones with art, music, dance and food.
Developer buys Reader’s Choice building to house nonprofits
Nonprofit real estate developer CUPED Corp. has purchased the property that formerly housed the Reader’s Choice bookstore and plans to redevelop the building for Jazale’s Art Studio and Grateful Girls.
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