Susan Kim

2 weeks ago | tmj4.com | Susan Kim |Tony Aria

MILWAUKEE — A healing space in Milwaukee is providing crucial support for those dealing with trauma and loss. WellSpace MKE, at 58th and Burleigh and accessible by bus line, offers a sanctuary where you will find trauma therapist, Simmone Kilgore. Kilgore explained that trauma can take many forms. "Trauma can be one traumatic incident like the loss of a loved one. Or it can be complex, like multiple losses," Kilgore said.

2 weeks ago | tmj4.com | Susan Kim |Tony Aria

MILWAUKEE — Our special, "Voices for Justice" was born in part, from the healing of the founder of "Mothers Against Gun Violence," Debra Gillispie. She helped spearhead the effort to bring together families with unsolved homicides, Milwaukee Police and the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office for conversation and understanding. Gillispie is passionate about lifting up the voices of those who have lost a loved one to gun violence. It's her life's work, because she too has lost a love.

1 month ago | techcommunity.microsoft.com | Susan Kim

When you own a business, keeping your focus on growth and innovation can be tricky. Rising operational costs, attracting and retaining the right people, keeping up with rapidly changing technologies and cybersecurity threats—all of these things can demand your attention. That’s where new AI-enabled tools come in. AI empowers employees to focus on high-value work, solve challenges creatively, and collaborate effectively, helping them achieve their full potential.

1 month ago | tmj4.com | Susan Kim |Tony Aria

MILWAUKEE — An exciting opportunity is ahead for the girls flag football team at Washington High School of Information Technology in the heart of Milwaukee’s Sherman Park neighborhood. They will be on the big stage at the NFL Draft on Saturday. The team was invited, along with several other girls flag football teams from around Wisconsin, to be recognized on the stage at the Draft Theater. Senior D'Niyah Gaines had never played flag football before.

1 month ago | tmj4.com | Susan Kim |Tony Aria

GREEN BAY — Special Olympics Athlete of the Year for 2024: That’s quite the title, and it fits Xavier Goff. With his warm smile, there’s no doubt he is a beloved member of the Washington High School of Information Technology. “Really blessed to still be here and keep on doing what I love to do. Being a part of Special Olympics has always been a good thing to me,” Goff, also known by his friends as “X,” said.