By Karen Stokes Cleon Suggs has a heart for helping teens. After 23 years of working in the Substance Abuse Prevention, Intervention and Treatment field, Suggs, a Clinical Director, was … [Read more...]
Bob Evans CEO Honors His Milwaukee Family with UWM Scholarship
Henry and Dolores Davis never had the opportunity to go to college, but they now have a scholarship named in their honor, thanks to their five children – all University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee … [Read more...]
Why African-Americans need Education and Training to participate in the Workforce Energy Boom
Jarett Fields ER Room: By Jarett Fields There are significant employment opportunities for African Americans and Hispanics in the oil and natural gas industry. African-Americans labor … [Read more...]
Community Involvement in Milwaukee’s Freshwater Economy
By Eelisa Jones As the world water crisis deepens, Milwaukee will continue to draw national and international. Today, across Lake Michigan, tens of thousands of Detroit residents are … [Read more...]
In Response to WestView News
By Srijan Sen On July 6, James Lincoln Collier - journalist and author of the award-winning children’s book ‘My Brother Sam is Dead’ - penned a column in New York City’s West Village local … [Read more...]
Key Players in Wisconsin’s Water Industry
By Eelisa Jones Navigating the Wisconsin water industry is a daunting task. Wisconsin’s Department of Natural Resource’s website lists 16 different water related topics each with an average of 4 … [Read more...]
The Center for Teaching Entrepreneurship
The Center focuses on teaching young teens and adults the essentials for starting a business and the importance of making a profit. By Britney Donald Now 23 years old, CTE was co-founded in 1991 … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Urban League
By Britney Donald The Milwaukee Urban League’s goal is to empower youth and adults by giving them the tools and resources necessary to transition into a working member of society. The Milwaukee … [Read more...]
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Beyond the Rhetoric: Art of the Corporate Shakedown
By Harry C. Alford NNPA Columnist There is probably no poverty pimp that is lower than a leech. This type of hustler wants to suck up as much money as he/she can within a very short … [Read more...]
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Blackonomics: Race to the Bottom
By James Clingman NNPA Columnist If you and your children were sitting at the dinner table, with no food and no prospects for getting any, what would you say to them and what would you … [Read more...]
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