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This guide lists established and emerging resources that reflect and celebrate cultural diversity in our area.

This guide lists established and emerging resources that reflect and celebrate cultural diversity in our area.

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To strengthen the workplaces and communities of the Greater La Crosse Area by promoting and cultivating diversity, access, inclusion and equity through collaborative projects and programs.

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The Greater La Crosse Area Diversity Council

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  • Local Organizations That Help and Support Minorities

    If you are interested in providing support for an organization that helps and supports minorities, consider:
    Wale Elegbede ( Supporting Minority and Underrepresented Populations, Diversity and Inclusion, Mentoring Youth and Professionals in At Risk Populations, Fighting Hate, Racism and Islamophobia,  Community […]

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  • Free Drive-Through Testing for Covid-19

    La Crosse County Health Department is partnering with the Wisconsin National Guard and the City of Onalaska to host a community drive-through COVID-19 testing site on May 21st from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM at the Onalaska Omni Center 255 […]

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  • La Crosse Area SURJ Chapter

    The La Crosse Area SURJ chapter is part of a nationwide network of people, particularly calling in white people, focused on organizing for racial justice.
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