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New MCTS Suburban Bus Routes Show Increased Ridership & Employment With Inner City Residents

August 7, 2015

by Mrinal Gokhale The Black Health Coalition (BHC) and MICAH Empowers have officially started their “New Routes. New Moves. Transits & Routes Go Together” campaign, promoting three new MCTS bus routes going to New Berlin, Menomonee Falls and Germantown. “Now, people from the inner city can apply for jobs out in Germantown, New Berlin and […]

Popular Interests In This Article: August 7 2015, Black Health Coalition, Julio Maldonado, MICAH, Milwaukee County Transit System, Mrinal Gokhale, Vol. 25 No. 30, Willie Brisco

Potawatomi Hotel & Casino Addresses City Gun Violence With New Partnership and Program

August 7, 2015

by Maria Corpus A new initiative will seek to address city violence by linking atrisk youth with employment opportunities and support, thanks to Potawatomi Hotel & Casino’s renamed charity program, Heart of Canal Street. Youth Works MKE is a new, pilot program by the Milwaukee Area Workforce Investment Board that will provide the subsidized jobs […]

Popular Interests In This Article: August 7 2015, Gun Violence, Maria Corpus, Potawatomi Hotel and Casino, Tom Barrett, Vol. 25 No. 30, Youth Works MKE

Milwaukee Business Leaders Invest in Future of Young Black Men with Wisconsin Scholars Program

August 7, 2015

by Karen Stokes It’s been three years since the first group of Milwaukee area students and their families gathered at Rufus King International High School for “Signing Day” to commit to participating in a scholarship pilot program, the Wisconsin Scholars. The program finances college for Black males from Milwaukee to Morehouse College in Atlanta. Business […]

Popular Interests In This Article: August 7 2015, Chuck Harvey, Cory Nettles, DeMarcus Harris, John Daniels, Karen Stokes, Morehouse, Scholarships, Vol. 25 No. 30, Wisconsin Scholars Program

Local Businesses Learn to ‘Step Up,’ Prioritize Diversity & Inclusion

July 31, 2015

By L. Malik Anderson July 31, 2015 Step-Up core planners and co-creators (left to right): Amy Kesling, Haywood Simmons, Tania Ibarra, Sara Alvarado. Photo credit: Step Up: Equity Matters “Oftentimes, assumed differences inhibit people from realizing their similarities with other people, especially across social borders. These workshops allow people to safely explore, communicate, and unlearn […]

Popular Interests In This Article: JULY 31 2015, Step Up, Step Up - Equity Matters, Talking About Race, VOL. 25 NO. 29, Workplace Diversity

Wisconsin Senate Approves Arena Deal for the Bucks – with Changes

July 31, 2015

By Srijan Sen July 31, 2015 A rendering of the new arena, by Populous Architecture. The Wisconsin state senate passed a bill 21-10 that proposed public funding for the new Bucks arena. The bill, now traveling to the state assembly, is expected to pass without many hurdles. The plan would preserve the NBA franchise in […]

Popular Interests In This Article: BMO Harris Bradley Center, Bucks Arena, JULY 31 2015, Milwaukee, Milwaukee Bucks, VOL. 25 NO. 29, Wisconsin Senate

Neighborhood Initiative Works to Create Community, Despite City Violence & Low Funding

July 31, 2015

By Maria Corpus July 31, 2015 A view of Alpha and Omega Ministries, where the Safe Zone Initiative ambassadors often meet to discuss neighborhood issues. Photo by Maria Corpus On an early Tuesday afternoon, the Garden Homes Park at N. 26 St. and W. Atkinson Ave. is lively with children sharing laughs at the playground, […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Community-based Initiatives, Garden Homes Park, JULY 31 2015, Khalil Coleman, Mama Freeman, Martha Freeman, Safe Zone Initiative, Shawn Moore, VOL. 25 NO. 29

Cutting The Cake: UW, Other State Schools Feel the Budget Cuts

July 24, 2015

By Nate Goethel July 24, 2015   Photo Credit: www.wcmcoop.com     The Wisconsin State Senate recently passed a bill for the $73 billion 2015-2017 budget. The bill was passed during a late-night vote, minutes before the midnight deadline, and amid a large amount of controversy over a variety of topics, from repealing salary minimums […]

Popular Interests In This Article: 2015-2017 Budget, Cutting the Cake, JULY 24 2015, Scott Walker, UW System, UW-Madison, VOL. 25 NO. 28

Taki S. Raton Honored and Remembered During Memorial Service

July 24, 2015

By Ariele Vaccaro July 24, 2015   Taki S. Raton     On the evening of July 17, a crowd gathered in the former home of AM 920 WOKY to celebrate the life of writer and educator Taki S. Raton. There, more than thirty attendees listened to speeches from those whose lives were touched by […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Blyden Delany Academy, JULY 24 2015, Milwaukee African-American Community, Passing, Rahim Islam, Taki S. Raton, The Milwaukee Courier, UNIVERSALLY SPEAKING, VOL. 25 NO. 28, Young Gifted and Black Series

Bandsketball – MKE Brings Together Local Artists and Community Members for Second Year

July 24, 2015

By Eelisa Jones July 24, 2015   Milwaukee bands Rio Turbo and New Age Narcissism (NAN) play against each other in one game of basketball.     During what could be called a time of national turmoil and divide – when those of different backgrounds and races may feel forced to regard one another with […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Alex Heaton, B-MKE, Bandsketball, Bandsketball–MKE BMKE, Basketball, Basketball Tournament, Johanna Rose, JULY 24 2015, Music, VOL. 25 NO. 28

Social Development Commission Strives to Reform Image & Increase

July 24, 2015

By Mrinal Gokhale July 24, 2015   CEO of Milwaukee’s Social Development Commission (SDC), George Hinton.     After recent shootings, Police Chief Edward Flynn stated Milwaukee has the fourth highest murder rates of the nation.   Given this statistic, Milwaukee’s Social Development Commission (SDC) strives to reach out to the poor to achieve their […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Energy Assistance, GED, George Hinton, HSED, Job Training, JULY 24 2015, Milwaukee County, Social Development Commission SDC, VOL. 25 NO. 28, Weatherization

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