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By Karen Stokes
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The African American Roundtable (AART) officially launched its new Northwest Side food justice initiative, Feed the Change MKE. The goal for the campaign is a $1 million investment in Milwaukee’s Healthy Food Establishment Fund to support locally owned grocery stores, community gardens, farmers markets, nutrition education programs, and other resident-led food access solutions on Milwaukee’s Northwest Side.
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By Karen Stokes
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May 15, 2026, 11:03 AM CT The 5th annual Big Hat Soiree, hosted by the Center for Teaching Entrepreneurship (CTE), will take place Thursday, May 21, at 6-9p.m. at the Marcus Performing Arts Center. Big hats will take center stage as the evening’s signature attire. The Big Hat Soirée pays tribute to the legacy of ReDonna Rodgers, co-founder of the Center for Teaching Entrepreneurship.
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Milwaukee Girls Get Hands on Experience with STEM at Discovery World Event

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By Karen Stokes
| milwaukeecourier.com
Source: Karen Stokes By Karen Stokes / Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service Discovery World hosted its annual Girls & STEM event on Sunday, March 1, motivating young girls to discover careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. “Milwaukee’s future depends on the talent and creativity of our young people, “said Shannon Atwood, Discovery World’s Vice President of Exhibits and Experiences, in a press release.
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