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Ozaukee County: Naming and Framing Current Issues

Source: Menomonee Falls Now, Ginny Gnadt “Naming and Framing Current Issues” is the topic of a Friday Forum discussion set for 7:30 to 11:30…

Let's Talk, Marathon County

Substance Abuse: It's Everybody's Business-Speakers

…Counseling. Regina LaBelle, J.D. Former Chief of Staff and Senior Policy Advisor to the Director of the White House Office of National Drug Control…

John Greenwood, M.Ed.

…from Kansas State University, the University of Georgia, the Kettering Foundation, and the National Issues Forum Institute. He has trained a wide range of…

John Greenwood

…State University, the University of Georgia, the Kettering Foundation, and the National Issues Forum Institute. Professional interests include the impact of deliberative practices in…

Deliberative Forum Series: K-16

…Fellows and WIPPS personnel to conduct deliberative forums on local and national issues within the context of their high school and college class curriculum….

Save the date for Toward One Wisconsin 2021!

…Wisconsin System, with a mission is to address local, state and national issues by linking public scholarship, civic outreach and student service to enhance…

WIPPS 2021 Recap

…a supporter of WIPPS. Your continued support allows us to address local, state, and national issues by linking public scholarship, civic outreach, and student…

Public Issues Series: Is Congress Still Relevant?

Public disdain for the U.S. Congress is at an all-time high. With most Americans feeling that the best interests of the country are not being represented in Washington, does Congress even matter anymore? Hear what four national experts have to say at a panel discussion April 4 in Milwaukee and April 5 in Madison.

Public Issues Series: Is Congress Still Relevant?

Public disdain for the U.S. Congress is at an all-time high. With most Americans feeling that the best interests of the country are not being represented in Washington, does Congress even matter anymore? Hear what four national experts have to say at a panel discussion April 4 in Milwaukee and April 5 in Madison.