Nyesha Stone
Getting Out the Youth Vote
NextGen America has been working for the past five years to help people’s voices be heard. Off the Cuff chats with the organization’s state director, George Olufosoye. Read more
Working Moms Find Few Childcare Options in Wisconsin
Wisconsin falls behind other states in benefits for working parents seeking childcare. Read more
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Local Rapper Tajh Virgil Aims to Uplift on 'Paradigm'
Raised on gospel music, Milwaukee rapper Tajh Virgil builds on his 2017 club-banger “The Man” with his new project, Paradigm. Read more
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Positively Good Clothing Design
Instant Karma’s Jose Robinson discusses how the company was founded and his goals to employ marginalized people and expand to global sales. Read more
Youth Impacting Milwaukee: Four Young Activists Making a Difference
There are so many youths making a difference in our city that it’s impossible to name them all, so this article will give only a small glimpse. Read more
Local Groups Provide Shelter and Hope for Homeless Milwaukeeans
During the cold months of winter and year round, several Milwaukee charitable organizations step up and offer shelter to the homeless. Read more
Milwaukee Women Decide Who Gets the Money with Impact100's 'Collective Philanthropy'
Impact100 Greater Milwaukee is a group of women who are using collective philanthropy to make a difference here in the city. The women are pooling their money together to give grants to people and organizations in the Greater Milwaukee Area. Read more
Making Milwaukee's Food Desert Bloom
With the opening of Pete’s Fruit Market, Bronzeville residents have a new, convenient, cost-friendly healthy grocery store to shop in. Read more
Milwaukee Natives Show Life Through a 'Black Lens' at Milwaukee Film Festival
The Forever Tree, directed by Milwaukee natives Stephen Hintz and Chrishaunda Perez, was selected for this year’s “Black Lens: Lost and Found” track at the Milwaukee Film Festival. Read more
What Do MPS Students Want?
Profiles of four students from Lynde & Harry Bradley Technology and Trade School reveal that the tremendous funding disparity between urban and suburban school districts in Wisconsin is unacceptable. Read more
