Black History Month

• Milwaukee concludes '28 Days of Black History' campaign with City Hall celebration
• Missionary teaches Milwaukee students about time spent volunteering in Uganda
• Black Space discusses mental wellness in Black and Brown communities
• Milwaukee Recreation highlights its Community Wellness Program during Black History Month
• Wisconsin Black Chamber of Commerce outlines programs for 2025
• 'Healing the Dream' event highlights wellness resources
• 'Valiant Vel': Bronzeville Center of the Arts hosts book signing, discussion on Milwaukee civil rights leader
• 'His presence is in our eyesight every day': How Wisconsin's first Black architect left his mark on the city
• Versiti to host Black History Month health education event in Milwaukee
• Making an impact: Milwaukee trailblazers honored at mayor's Black History Month Recognition Ceremony
• Local author discusses upcoming book, 'Dear Black Girl: I See You'
• New Testament Christian Academy hosts Black History career fair
• Milwaukee city officials host 2nd annual Black History Month Power Hour
• Case High School in Racine celebrates Black History with student pep rally
• Shorewood High School hosts 8th annual Black History showcase
• CBS 58 Hometowns: Black History Month
• Black History Month: The importance of Black representation in film
• Milwaukee County Board meeting opens with program kicking off Black History Month
• Milwaukee Film showcases Black cinema throughout February
• St. Joan Antida High School kicks off Black History Month
• City of Milwaukee closes out Black History Month by honoring 'Living Legends' in the community
• How Wisconsin Voices is helping to uplift communities across the state
• 'It’s a new era that continues to grow': Efforts to revitalize Milwaukee's Bronzeville community seeing results
• 'The Grandmother of Juneteenth' visits Milwaukee
• Greater Milwaukee Urban League hosts Equal Opportunity Day luncheon
• Black History Month takes center stage at Milwaukee Marshall High School with 'We Are the Drum - MKE'
• The state of Black businesses in Milwaukee
• Thousands of students in Milwaukee to attend theatrical performance of 'Harlem Renaissance' during Black History Month
• Greater Milwaukee Black History Month art contest honoring Black STEM icons, voting open
• Local financial advisor discusses building generational wealth for Black Americans
• Supporting and uplifting each other: Milwaukee's Black female principals band together
• Making modern history: Thelma Sias recognized for work as corporate leader in Milwaukee
• Bucks chaplain and barber making impact with Evolve Church community center
• African American filmmakers being showcased in Milwaukee throughout February
• 'Fighting the same fight': Milwaukee activist creates Black History Month song with 18-year-old artist
• Milwaukee County Board's Black Caucus members honor Black Milwaukee leaders with annual ceremony
• NBA highlights 10 Black-owned Milwaukee area restaurants as part of Black History Month initiative
• How to talk to kids about diversity
• Milwaukee Mayor Cavailer Johnson kicks off Black History Month recognizing Black Milwaukee leaders
• Voting taking place for Greater Milwaukee Black History Month art contest
• MATC plays host to kid-centric exhibit 'Magical Black Tears: A Protest Story' during Black History Month in February
• Prayer service reflects on Birmingham jail letters ahead of MLK day
• Program educates youth on Afro-Latino traditions of drum and dance
• America's Black Holocaust Museum reopens with grand celebration
• Milwaukee elementary school students immerse themselves in Black History Month
• Milwaukee Film's 'Black Lens' festival continues Black culture celebration in return to in-person events
• Racine & Me: Matching Challenge for New Animal Shelter, Protecting Pets in Winter, New Bow Tie for Black History Month, Build-A-Bow (2/3/2019)