As immigration enforcement concerns grow, some community members want to better document the activities of ICE.
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Skilled but uncertain: Immigrant workers and employers navigate hiring hurdles under Trump
From a Manitowoc foundry to a south-central Wisconsin dairy, immigrant workers and their employers are grappling with visa changes, enforcement crackdowns and an increasingly fragile labor pipeline.
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‘Our children need to see us fighting for them’: Milwaukee organizers struggle to find more Black male mentors
Organizations across Milwaukee have noticed a decrease in participation from adult male mentors to support youths.
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Through events and casual conversations, Martin Drive neighbors foster connection
The Martin Drive Neighborhood Association has been working for decades to support resident engagement and bring resources to the area.
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5 things to know and do the week of Jan. 26
Verify your voter registration status; attend a youth visioning session; talk about new apartment developments; and more.
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As ICE surges next door, share your questions about immigration enforcement in Wisconsin
Here’s how Wisconsin Watch has covered immigration so far. What should we report on next?
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5 things to know and do the weekend of Jan. 23
Learn about native plants; attend a workshop that supports special needs children; take a walk through Kozy Park; and more.
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Refugee support nonprofit Hanan Relief Group faces funding crisis
Hanan Relief Group must raise funds to avoid scaling back programs that thousands of refugee families rely on.
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Dominican Center reduces staff as part of ‘long-term sustainability planning’
The Dominican Center said the cuts are part of a sustainability plan created with board oversight.
Posted inCommunity, Education
MLK Scholarships Milwaukee: 50 years of supporting local students
Founded by three local pastors in 1976, the scholarship program supports students who capture the spirit and vision of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.