News/Media Clippings by Subject
2020 Election, Insurrection and Impeachment:
- Milwaukee community, faith leaders pray for peace ahead of Inauguration Day
- A Statement from Wisconsin Faith Leaders
- An act of disrespect’: Wisconsin faith leaders call on Senate Republicans to honor voters’ wishes in Electoral College
- On eve of early voting, interfaith candlelight rally draws crowd in Milwaukee
- How to Get Involved in the Democratic National Convention
to update Milwaukeeans on opportunities to get involved. (Photo by Ana Martinez-Ortiz)
Social Justice:
- Markasa Tucker, Walter Lanier join Journal Sentinel and its community partners to kick off a new Facebook discussion series
- Milwaukee pastor shares vision for path from ‘profound injustice’ to ‘opportunity’
- LIGHTS FOR LIBERTY COALITION HOLDS VIGIL TO SHINE A LIGHT ON THE DARKNESS OF DETENTION CAMPS
- Formerly incarcerated must drive criminal justice reform, activists say
- Religious leaders discuss social justice role
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Public Health:
- Milwaukee’s faith leaders hear from doctors, city leaders about returning to in-person worship safely
- Connected by the spirit, separated by coronavirus, Milwaukee churches turn to online streaming for worship
- Even with better projections on COVID-19, officials say ‘Safer at Home’ is more important than ever
- OPINION: Here’s how Milwaukee can better respond to the COVID-19 pandemic ravaging our community
- How to talk to your kids about the Molson Coors shooting
- Milwaukee’s violence prevention director joins the effort to tackle trauma epidemic
Education:
- CBMA 10 Years -Profile
- Are Black MPS students still being disproportionately disciplined?
- “You can still get help:” MATC program helps homeless students get back on their feet
Mental Health:
- Emergency Mental Health Facility Planned for 12th and Walnut
- THE SHOP: TALKING MEN’S EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING
- Milwaukee’s trauma care initiatives are meant to heal. Now they are at the heart of the city’s racial divide.
- “Black Men Don’t Jump” Speaks on the Silence and Stigmas in Black Mental Health
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