Volunteer at Alice’s Garden; learn about what MPS offers in the 53206 ZIP code; enroll in a citizenship test preparation class with Voces de la Frontera; find out about ongoing efforts to draft a community policing policy; and get a free smoke alarm installed now through the end of May.
‘They can bring so much’: Despite barriers, Afghan evacuees enrich Wisconsin’s workforce
Wisconsin is in a labor crunch. Evacuees and other immigrants can help — if they can navigate transportation and other obstacles.
NNS Spotlight: How the Muslim Community and Health Center brought a vision of providing health care to life
The Muslim Community and Health Center has grown since its founding in 2004, now offering primary care and behavioral health services to everyone who comes through its doors.
5 things to know and do the weekend of May 6
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at UMOS; observe community and safe streets with Muskego Way Forward and partners; do yoga and pet baby goats while raising funds for Vincent High School; check out BikerFest at the Fondy Farmers Market; and attend a resource fair for immigrants and refugees.
NNS Spotlight: How Maroon Calabash is addressing Black maternal deaths by building on a history of midwifery
Maroon Calabash is a reproductive justice nonprofit that seeks to makes pregnancy a community-based experience so parents get the support they need.
OPINION: ‘The goodness continues’: How the new Table Vocational Center answers a call to serve our community
At 5305 W. Capitol Drive, we are launching The Table Vocational Center. It will focus on both the inner work, and the outer work, humanity needs to be restored to wholeness.
Are COVID-19 vaccines still free? The short answer is yes.
Representatives for state and local health agencies say they will continue to follow the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s guidelines, keeping the COVID-19 vaccine free of charge.
OPINION: Why I want to be ‘Mixx Wisconsin’
As the first nonbinary contestant (that I know of) running in this Wisconsin state pageant, I want to put some respect on my identity and my journey.
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.
5 things to know and do this week in Milwaukee: May 2 to May 6
Celebrate Eid al-Fitr at Wisconsin State Fair Park; provide input on new plans for Bronzeville; attend a job fair at MATC; experience low-impact exercise and fun with Zumba; and visit the Milwaukee Art Therapy Collective’s newest exhibition.
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