What IF? - Join a Discussion on Merrill’s Future Here's your chance to be a part of “Constructing the Future of Greater Merrill,” a civil, open and entertaining discussion weighing Merrill’s assets and challenges, beginning with the future of our “built community.” Attend either of two sessions at T.B. Scott Library in Merrill on Thursday, October 20, 5-7:30 ...
WIPPS and UW-Marathon County Student Government, in partnership with Wisconsin Campus Compact, are holding a series of debate watching events for students leading up to the presidential election. They are part of a Get Out The Vote (GOTV) initiative to get people engaged in the upcoming general election.
WIPPS and UW-Marathon County Student Government, in partnership with Wisconsin Campus Compact, are holding a series of debate watching events for students leading up to the presidential election. They are part of a Get Out The Vote (GOTV) initiative to get people engaged in the upcoming national election.
WIPPS and UW-Marathon County Student Government, in partnership with Wisconsin Campus Compact, are holding a series of debate watching events for students leading up to the presidential election. They are part of a Get Out The Vote (GOTV) initiative to get people engaged in the upcoming general election.
The Athens School District will collaborate with WIPPS on a workshop on an “I Can Problem Solve” Workshop on August 11, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. at the Athens Elementary School, 601 W. Limit Rd., Athens.
What would an ideal Wisconsin Rapids look like? Residents are invited to share their ideas, concerns and feedback on ways to enhance their community.
Wisconsin Rapids area residents are invited to join our “Community for Us, By Us” June meeting. This meeting will focus on choosing a priority topic of concern that will help steer future changemaker efforts.
Colby Middle School teachers will learn how deliberative decision-making works so that they can help their students learn how to tackle tough issues with their peers through civil dialogue and by finding common ground.
Join Wisconsin Rapids residents like you who value our community and want to make positive changes to impact our future.
We will work together to identify community assets and values, while also thinking about what challenges we face.
College students will experience how public policy works at the first-ever Washington Seminar May 24-June 11.