
Meredith Melland
Reporter at Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Reporter at Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Neighborhoods reporter @milwaukeenns & @Report4America corps member ~ email: [email protected] ~ she/her ~ @DePaulJour @14eastmag alum ~ prev: @TDJNews
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milwaukeenns.org | Meredith Melland
Nine community members spent months capturing the good and bad of Lindsay Heights’ environment on camera, and then turned the photos into an exhibit. Now, the participants plan to display the photos at the neighborhood’s Legacy Days event from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, June 1 on North Avenue between 14th and 18th streets.
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milwaukeenns.org | Meredith Melland
Some AmeriCorps members had to make quick decisions on their housing, education and employment arrangements after the federal government abruptly canceled funding for their programs. A local group – the Milwaukee Turners – is sharing its resources with some of Milwaukee’s impacted AmeriCorps members to help them navigate the sudden change.
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wisconsinwatch.org | Meredith Melland |Devin Blake
Reading Time: 3 minutes The Wisconsin Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against the Social Development Commission on Friday to secure back pay for former employees. At the same time, three state legislators are asking the agency, also known as the SDC, to consider voluntarily giving up its community action status.
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onmilwaukee.com | Princess Byers |Dakota Barnes-Rush |Edgar Mendez |Meredith Melland
Last week, the Bronzeville Center for the Arts announced plans to begin demolition of the former Department of Natural Resources building at 2312 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, marking a step toward the creation of Milwaukee’s future African American Art and Culture Museum. The museum has been a priority for the center, also known as the BCA, a nonprofit organization focused on highlighting the art and history of the African diaspora. It was founded in 2020.
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onmilwaukee.com | Dakota Barnes-Rush |Princess Byers |Edgar Mendez |Meredith Melland
If you want to see teens making a difference, you need look no further than the youth programs at the African American Roundtable, or AART, in Milwaukee. At these hangouts, teens are not just learning about leadership – they are the ones leading, sharing ideas and helping one another grow. AART is a group that cares about giving young people a voice. Teens like Zoe Chambers, Thomas L. Leonard Sr. and Sierra Lyle all help make these hangouts special.
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After July 3, the Social Development Commission will no longer be a community action agency, a state department ruled Friday. The agency can ask for a federal review. More in @milwaukeenns: https://t.co/SCJb3ClN8S

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Near West Side Partners gathered architects, residents, officials and developers earlier this month to brainstorm design ideas for development on 35th Street. Read more in @milwaukeenns: https://t.co/9wsCq5Hp2H