Dayvin Hallmon believes that music can both create and heal communities. And that’s what he hopes to do through the Black Diaspora Symphony Orchestra.
COVID-19 is transforming ministry and what it means to be a community of faith
Milwaukee’s faith communities work to stay encouraged and be encouraging as the pandemic persists.
‘Latino Wisconsin’ takes home the Chicago/Midwest Regional Emmy for best documentary
Georgia and Ralph Pabst’s labor of love has been honored with an Emmy for best documentary.
She turned her frustrations from the summer of 2020 into art
Rosy Petri gathered the stories of 25 Black women who work actively engaging in, advocating for and educating Milwaukee communities and created a “time capsule” of what life was like for them during the summer of 2020.
Geraud Blanks’ latest role: Making sure films reflect underrepresented voices in the community
In his role as chief innovation officer for Milwaukee Film, Geraud Blanks works to ensure the movies he selects reflect the diversity of the community.
‘Better to sweat in the gym than to bleed in the streets’: How Ace Boxing Club keeps youths on right track
Ace Boxing Club has been helping Milwaukee youths improve their lives for more than 60 years.
Bronzeville Week celebrates 10 years starting Saturday
The week’s schedule features art demonstrations, film screenings, brunches, a marketplace and much more.
Crosswalk murals on North Avenue part of a larger effort to address reckless driving in city
As reckless driving incidents continue to plague the city, residents, groups and others continue efforts to raise awareness.
NNS Spotlight: ‘There is a solution to this problem’: One company’s approach to diversity, equity and inclusion
Diversity, equity and inclusion aren’t just words to the staff of Colorful Connections, which helps businesses recruit diverse talent and create supportive workspaces.
First Stage’s ‘Amplify’ series raises the voices of people of color
First Stage’s “Amplify” series features plays by BIPOC, or Black, Indigenous and People of Color, artists. “If you can dive into theater and see perspectives from other characters, it’s going to expand your world,” artistic director Jeff Frank says.
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