On Sunday, June 26, 2022, Employ Milwaukee, Inc., hosted a special "get to know you," session for their new President and CEO Chytania Brown at The Lily Pad Gallery, 215 N. Broadway. Chytania Brown is no novice to workforce development with more than two decades of experience at the local, state, and national levels. She is considered an expert in this space and … [Read more...] about Employ Milwaukee,Inc. introduces new CEO, Chytania Brown
Senator Baldwin’s 988 Suicide and Crisis Prevention Hotline launches nationwide
Baldwin helped deliver funding for 988 line through omnibus legislation and bipartisan 'Safer Communities Act' On Friday, July 15, 2022, U.S. Senator Baldwin joined a press conference at TDS Telecom in Wisconsin to highlight the upcoming launch of the new 988 National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline on Saturday, July 16, 2022. The 988 Lifeline is made possible by U.S. Senator … [Read more...] about Senator Baldwin’s 988 Suicide and Crisis Prevention Hotline launches nationwide
Jackie Robinson Museum opens its doors
A media-rich space in lower Manhattan celebrates Robinson’s life and promotes dialogue on race relations and other social issues More than 75 years after Jackie Robinson made his debut with the Brooklyn Dodgers, the Jackie Robinson Foundation (JRF) will open the doors to a museum in his honor Tuesday, July 26, 2022. Located at 75 Varick Street in Lower Manhattan, the nearly … [Read more...] about Jackie Robinson Museum opens its doors
Washington family celebrates reunion in Milwaukee
The Washington family came together in the great city of Milwaukee, WI, July 22-24, for its 2022 family reunion. Matriarchs and patriarchs of this city include Buddy, Herman and Mildred Washington, Rosetta W. Hollins and George Washington, Sr., the last living of eleven siblings born to Thomas and Essie Washington. Special thanks to the cities of Milwaukee and Grafton for … [Read more...] about Washington family celebrates reunion in Milwaukee
A primer for public service
By: Jacquelyn D. Heath Special to The Milwaukee Times With the 2022 Wisconsin primary election date set for August 9 – less than two weeks from now –and in-person, early voting locations available as of July 26, registered voters have the opportunity to cast a ballot for their chosen candidates. The pool of possibilities will be pared down for political offices ranging from … [Read more...] about A primer for public service
MPS celebrates Class of 2022 summer graduates
Congratulations, MPS summer graduates! Following tremendous hard work and dedication to complete their courses in Summer Academy, more than 90 students are graduating this summer. On Saturday, July 30, 2022, a graduation ceremony will be held at Hamilton High School, and a livestream of graduation will be released at mpsmke.com/summergrad to celebrate these students. We … [Read more...] about MPS celebrates Class of 2022 summer graduates
Milwaukee Board of School Directors considers climate justice resolution
At the meeting of the Milwaukee Board of School Directors on July 28, 2022, the full board will consider a resolution describing district action on climate justice. Resolution 2223R-007 identifies a number of steps to be taken, including joining the Milwaukee City-County Task Force on Climate and Equity. The resolution can be found on the July 28 Board agenda as Item #5 under … [Read more...] about Milwaukee Board of School Directors considers climate justice resolution
Holy Temple MBC helps K3 – 8th graders get ready for school
On Saturday, August 6, 2022, the Holy Temple Missionary Baptist Church Youth Ministry will be having a back to school rally, which includes hot dogs, chips, a juice pouch, and of course, back to school supplies and backpacks. The backpack giveaway is part of the church youth ministry’s effort to do outreach into the community and to help youth and families who are in … [Read more...] about Holy Temple MBC helps K3 – 8th graders get ready for school
This Week In Black History
July 28, 1868 – 14th Amendment granting blacks full citizenship rights, becomes part of the Constitution. July 29, 1895 – First National Conference of Colored Women Convention is held in Boston. July 30, 1822 – James Varick becomes first bishop of African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. July 31, 1874 – Patrick Francis Healy inaugurated as president of Georgetown … [Read more...] about This Week In Black History
Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue July 28, 2022
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