The public is invited to be part of a dynamic community discussion, “Got a Touch of Gray: Merrill's Aging Population.” Demographers say that Merrill, like much of the rest of Wisconsin, is becoming older. Join experts and citizens in a discussion of what that means for our society, our tax base and our lifestyle.
This event is a sequel to the successful Baby Business forum. Together, attendees will move from an understanding of early childhood development and its impact on community development, to considerations for local action!
A vibrant city has plenty of leaders and citizens ready to make a difference. Join a discussion with experts and citizens of how Merrill can have more of both.
WIPPS and the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters will present an event featuring experts on the Congress, the Constitution and the presidency. They will address the limits of institutional power and how the relationship between the three has changed over time, most notably in the 21st century. The moderated panel discussion will be ...
It will take more than good luck and best intentions to pay for college. You need a plan of action, and it should include College Goal Wisconsin! College Goal Wisconsin is affiliated with a national event that provides free information and assistance to families who need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid ...
Toward One Wausau brings together community members from all walks of life to talk openly, listen earnestly and act in unity to make the greater Wausau area a safe, welcoming and attractive place for a diverse people. With the end of the final deliberation on September 18, Toward One Wausau will hold this special community ...
Thomas Berg, one of the nation’s leading scholars of law and religion, will speak at the fall 2017 Veninga Lecture Series on Religion and Society on October 12.
The public is invited to be part of a deliberative forum, “Mental Health Among Us: At Work, in School, in our Community.”
https://youtu.be/z_Qmf_rTbVQ Last fall, the Toward One Wausau project held its kickoff event to gauge initial community feelings on diversity issues. After a detailed concerns gathering and research period last winter by Toward One Wausau committee members (including an online community survey), many community dialogues or “deliberations” were held across the city. Over 200 people participated in ...
These conversations will look at relevant facts and values from many points of view – talking civilly and openly to one another. Toward One Wausau will recognize the underlying tensions and tough choices that go along with complex public issues. Its aim – to make the greater Wausau area a safe, welcoming and attractive place for a diverse people