Obey-Petri Series to launch April tour
The Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service (WIPPS), David R. Obey Civic Resource Center and Wisconsin Humanities Council present a unique opportunity for…
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Obey-Petri Series: launch state tour on civic engagement
MARSHFIELD – Two retired Wisconsin congressmen from opposite political parties kicked off their first lecture in a series about bipartisanship and civic participation on…
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Cultural Engagement Series: International Jazz Musician Ali Paris
International jazz musician, composer and vocalist Ali Paris will bring his unique blend of Western and Middle Eastern music to the James F. Veninga…
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Marshfield Civility Project: K-12 Education Forum
Source: WSAU Common Core and other K–12 public education issues will be the focus of a forum hosted by the “Marshfield Civility Project” later…
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Obey-Petri Series: accepting engagements
The Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service and the David R. Obey Civic Resource Center present a unique opportunity for university students and the…
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Obey-Petri Series: Retired Democrat, Republican hope to rally youth
WAUSAU — Two longtime congressional leaders will go on tour to talk politics and civic engagement with young people. U.S. Rep. Tom Petri and…
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Marshfield Civility Project: Voter Education Forum
Source: WIFC Three Wood County referendum issues are the topic of a Voter Education Forum being hosted by the Marshfield Civility Project Wednesday evening….
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Marshfield Civility Project: Getting American Politics Back on Track
A bipartisan voter education public policy forum aimed at bridging the gap between differing opinions by learning to civilly discuss political issues will be…
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Cultural Engagement Series: International Qanun Performer Ali Amr
Ali Amr, an award-winning qanun performer and vocalist, will be performing at the University of Wisconsin-Marathon County Auditorium on April 25 at 7:00 pm. …
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New Better Way Series: A Conversation About the State of Politics in America
The second event in the “New Better Way” series, a fundraiser for the Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service’s Student Civic Leadership Program…
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