2024 Black History Month – National Job Shadowing Activity Job shadowing allows recent/current undergraduate and graduate students an opportunity to learn about the plethora of careers in the arts within the federal government. This event is open to all students […]
Read MoreFollowing the multi-year success of the Creative Imperatives festival, the School of Visual and Performing Arts is pleased to announce the inaugural season of UWL ArtsFest—a celebration of the artistry and innovation that infuses our campus. The festival’s goal is […]
Read MoreThe Family Fun Expo is Back for 2023! Join us Sunday, March 19th at the Omni Center from 11am-4pm! See: https://www.theparentingplace.net/family-fun-expo/
Read MoreWe challenge your Organization, Business, Family, School to participate in our 2nd annual Black History door, bulletin board, or facility decorating contest. Please decorate and email pictures to lacrosseblackhistorymonth@gmail.com, post on Hope Restores Facebook, and your Facebook.
Read MoreWrite about a black individual who has inspired and motivated you for the opportunity to earn a $500 college scholarship. Essays should be 1,000 words or less! Please email lacrosseblackhistorymonth@gmail.com for contest guideline. Essays are due on February 15, 2023 […]
Read MoreJoin us for an evening with the Enduring Families Project. Begun as a bus tour in 2018, this important and growing theatre project brings to life the stories of early African Americans who lived in La Crosse from its beginnings. […]
Read MoreLa Crosse’s Racial Equity Team has launched a survey to better learn about how people use city services. It also asks if people think the city is being inclusive, and how comfortable people feel using city services like police and fire, libraries, and voting facilities. The Racial Equity Team will use the findings to create an equity action plan.
Read MoreWhole Child, Whole Family, Whole Community…there is a place for everyone in this work. Join us on November 4 to discover your role. Session topics will focus on ensuring that all kids within our community are mentally healthy, safe from abuse and neglect, out of the criminal justice system, in school and ready to learn, and on track to graduate.
Read MoreFIERCE Foundation recognizes the transformative power of the 1Life Fully Lived approach, which personally guided Carolyn Colleen out of generational adversity and into success. Now, we’re excited to bring this […]