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The Progress Center For Black Women Launched New F.O.C.U.S Program

The Progress Center For Black Women Launched New F.O.C.U.S Program

by Biana Speed | October 17, 2022 | Community Profile & Events

Sabrina Madison, CEO and founder of the Progress Center for Black Women, has been building entrepreneurial networks for years. She noticed that there were a lot of people in Madison who were looking to build businesses and make connections with resources they needed,...
Building Community on the South Side of Madison

Building Community on the South Side of Madison

by Adrian Lampron | October 17, 2022 | Community Profile & Events

Over the last two years, many people have been physically and emotionally isolated by the pandemic. Will Glenn Sr., the first Black Teen Services Librarian at Goodman South Madison Library, wanted to do something to help and encourage people to reconnect with their...
Justified Anger Creates Black Leaders in Madison 

Justified Anger Creates Black Leaders in Madison 

by Liz Boyd | October 17, 2022 | Community Profile & Events

The Justified Anger Leadership Institute (JALI) is a program offered by the Nehemiah Center for Urban Leadership Development and is designed to prepare and connect emerging African American leaders.  Each year, a cohort of 15 participants embark on a five-month course...
Closing the Opportunity Gap Through College Readiness for Success in a Global Society

Closing the Opportunity Gap Through College Readiness for Success in a Global Society

by Biana Speed | October 17, 2022 | School Days

AVID has helped raise high school graduation rates and college readiness for all students and is continuously improving academic outcomes for students enrolled in the AVID elective course. The AVID/TOPS program was developed to address the opportunity gap primarily...
Five closet staples students will love this back-to-school season

Five closet staples students will love this back-to-school season

by Nicole Herzog | October 16, 2022 | School Days

Ah, back to school. The air is tense with anticipation as long summer nights turn to crisp fall mornings. While you may be gearing up to purchase new notebooks and binders, picking out new clothing pieces is another essential part of back-to-school shopping. We’ve got...
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New School Year 2022

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New School Year 2022 — Lessons Learned


Publishers Note

UMOJA Publisher/Editor: Old Memories, New Beginnings


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From Church to State-of-the-Art Facility:


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Empowering Youth to Become Tomorrow’s Leaders 


Feature

Consummate Advocate for Social Justice Leaves Legacy of Premier Civil Rights Engagement


School Days

The Black Student Experience: How Can We Make Higher Education Better for Black Students?


School Days

Luis Piñero Marks 40 Years of Service at UW–Madison


School Days

How Safe is Safe


School Days

End Time Ministries International Provide Relief to Families At Annual Backpack Giveaway


School Days

Five closet staples students will love this back-to-school season


School Days

Closing the Opportunity Gap Through College Readiness for Success in a Global Society


Community Profile & Events

Justified Anger Creates Black Leaders in Madison 


Community Profile & Events

Building Community on the South Side of Madison


Community Profile & Events

The Progress Center For Black Women Launched New F.O.C.U.S Program


Community Profile & Events

Students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities Gain Immersive Introduction to Graduate School


Community Profile & Events

Bringing Perspective to Policing:  A Profile on Dane County Sheriff Kalvin Barrett


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School Lunch

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UMOJA Shorts — New School Year Issue 2022


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