We turn our attention to the International Red Cross and the Red Crescent Movement. (1) This movement is a global humanitarian network of 80 million people that helps those facing disaster, conflict, and health and social problems. It consists of the International Committee of the Red Cross, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and the 192 … [Read more...] about March is Red Cross Month (Week 2)
Strides
The way to get to the end of a journey is to take steps. African Americans have taken steps to reach a collective goal in the USA. The goal African Americans are heading towards differs depending upon who you ask. The fact is, African Americans are making some strides towards achieving some sort of growth on all levels of society in the USA. There are a number of African … [Read more...] about Strides
Congratulations to the new Mr. and Mrs. Whatley
On Friday, March 11, 2022, Romell (top photo, right) and Jacqulin Whatley (top photo, left) joined in holy matrimony in a private and intimate ceremony at Hawthorne Terrace Apartments, 7700 North Portland Ave. They were joined by close family and friends and the ceremony was presided over by Rev. Lovelace Redmond (top photo, center). "Congratulations & Best Wishes To … [Read more...] about Congratulations to the new Mr. and Mrs. Whatley
Important changes to school calendars for spring 2022
Milwaukee Public Schools is announcing several changes to school calendars for spring 2022. Families should read carefully and make note of these changes. Schools can answer any specific questions families may have. March 15, 2022—ACT Testing Day: All high school juniors will report to school for ACT testing on their regular school schedule. Freshmen, sophomores, and … [Read more...] about Important changes to school calendars for spring 2022
MPS survey seeks family feedback
MPS district and school staff want to know what is most important to students and how best to communicate with families. Take our survey to help us plan for student needs and share important information! The survey takes about 10 minutes to complete. All adult family members of MPS students are encouraged to take part. The survey is available in Arabic, Burmese, English, … [Read more...] about MPS survey seeks family feedback
Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue March 17, 2022
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School Sisters of Notre Dame host ‘2022 Women’s Leadership Luncheon’
On Thursday, March 3, 2022, the School Sisters of Notre Dame Central Pacific Province hosted their annual "2022 Women's Leadership Luncheon" at the Wisconsin Club, 900 W. Wisconsin Ave. The luncheon recognizes women leaders who have made a positive difference in our community. The theme for this year's luncheon was, "A Title is Not a Leader;" the featured keynote speaker was … [Read more...] about School Sisters of Notre Dame host ‘2022 Women’s Leadership Luncheon’
MKE Fellows and MMOA honor local leaders for Black History Month
On February 28, 2022, Midwest Minority Officials Association (MMOA) hosted a special Black History Month salute for newly appointed WIAA Associate Director LeVar Ridgeway and new Alverno College head golf coach Richard Badger as part of a day-long salute to excellence and achievement at their brand new Associated Bank Center for Professional Development (ABC4PD) at 815 N. Water … [Read more...] about MKE Fellows and MMOA honor local leaders for Black History Month
Samad’s House Corp hosts ‘Black Balloon Release Day’ to recognize OD deaths
On Sunday, March 6, 2022, Samad's House, a sober living home, hosted a "Black Balloon Release Day," to honor those that have lost their lives to drug overdoses and those who continue to suffer from the perils of addiction. According to the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office, between January 1 and October 18, 2020 there was an all-time high of 435 confirmed drug overdose … [Read more...] about Samad’s House Corp hosts ‘Black Balloon Release Day’ to recognize OD deaths
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., School celebrates Black film and HBCUs
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., School 's African American Immersion Program kicked off Black History Month with celebrating Black film by hosting a Black Film Festival for its scholars, February 3 and 11, 2022. During the Black Film Festival the students were able to view the following movies: Garrett's Gift (K-2nd); Ruby Bridges (3rd-5th); and The Watsons Go to Birmingham … [Read more...] about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., School celebrates Black film and HBCUs