Recap: FORCED DISPLACEMENT – THE VIEW FROM 10,000 FEET – New Neighbors Series

January 11, 2023 In 2022, Central Wisconsin welcomed more than 175 refugees from countries like Afghanistan, Congo, Syria and Burundi. In addition, an unknown…

WIPPS Releases Lincoln and Marathon County Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Welcomeness Survey Report

The Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service (WIPPS) has released a report from a 2022 survey designed to gauge attitudes and perceptions toward…

Tonight: Forced Displacement – The View from 10,000 Feet

The New Neighbors Series to cover recent newcomer arrival in Central Wisconsin Join us tonight for the first installment of the New Neighbors Series,…

New WIPPS fellow to Speak on Global Refugee Situation Wednesday

New Senior Fellow on Transatlantic Relations, Dr. Neamat Nojumi, to speak at refugee event, Jan. 11   The Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and…

Meet the WIPPS team: Jennifer Leber

Tell us a bit about yourself I am a lifelong resident of the Wausau area. I currently attend UW-Milwaukee as an online student nearing the completion…

Meet the WIPPS team: Nate Zurawski

Tell us a bit about yourself!  I have prior hospitality services professional with experience in business management, organization, and event planning. I recently graduated…

Meet the WIPPS team: Francisco Guerrero

Francisco Guerrero was born and raised in Chile, South America, where he obtained his degree in Agriculture Engineering. He then moved to United States…

Meet the WIPPS team: Mariana Savela

Tell us a bit about yourself! I was born and raised in Mexico City and moved to Wisconsin in December 2009. I am H2N’s…

Meet the WIPPS team: Maysee Lao

Tell us a bit about yourself My name is Maysee Lao. I am interested in medicine and community health. I graduated from The University…

WIPPS Announces New Board Member

The Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service is excited to announce that Dr. Maysee Herr has joined the Board of Advisors. Dr. Maysee…