Good Morning Everyone,
In our May 16nd edition, at news stands now, Clarence Brown talks about growing your own healthy food in an urban setting. Día de los Niños was indeed a celebration of children at the Goodman Community Center. Shunette Campbell Hunter and Shanyeill McCloud are setting up Clean Slate to help people expunge arrests and monor convictions from their public records. Vera Court and the Latino Academy joined the National Council of La Raza. Eric Lima covered Breakin’ the Law and Rocio Miranda-Solis covered the May Day march.These are just some of the stories in Your Capital City Hues.
Take Care!
Jonathan Gramling
Publisher & Editor
The Capital City Hues
“The News for ALL of Madison”
Workers’ Rights Center Volunteer Advocate Training
Workers’ Rights Center Volunteer Advocate Training
Wednesday, June 5
6pm-9pm
Interested in helping workers protect their rights in the workplace? Want to fight against the epidemic of wage theft that is affecting many low-income workers in our community? Want to volunteer at the WRC to help in campaigns to assist workers in asserting their voice in the workplace?
Join us for a training on Wednesday, June 5 at the Villager Mall at 2300 S. Park Street to learn about Wisconsin Labor Law and how workers can defend their rights at work.
Call or email to reserve your spot! 608-255-0376 or worker1@sbcglobal.net.
Light snacks will be provided.
Wednesday, June 5
6pm-9pm
Interested in helping workers protect their rights in the workplace? Want to fight against the epidemic of wage theft that is affecting many low-income workers in our community? Want to volunteer at the WRC to help in campaigns to assist workers in asserting their voice in the workplace?
Join us for a training on Wednesday, June 5 at the Villager Mall at 2300 S. Park Street to learn about Wisconsin Labor Law and how workers can defend their rights at work.
Call or email to reserve your spot! 608-255-0376 or worker1@sbcglobal.net.
Light snacks will be provided.
Juneteenth Celebration – June 15th, Penn Park
2013 Juneteenth Flier
2013 Juneteenth Parade packet
2013 Juneteenth Vendor Information
The twenty-fourth Annual Juneteenth Celebration will be held on Saturday, June 15, 2013 at Penn Park. The Celebration will kick off at 10:00 a.m. with the Annual Parade, which starts in the Fountain of Life Family Worship Center’s parking lot located at 633 West Badger Road and going down Badger Rd. to Park St and ending at Penn Park. This year’s theme is: “Juneteenth 2013…Remember, Embrace and Shape Our Future.” Juneteenth is a wonderful opportunity to experience the rich history of African Americans through various forms entertainment, lectures, visual presentation, food and other activities. Juneteenth provides the opportunity for your group or agency to reach a significant portion of Madison’s African American community. Our many partnerships have increased the Celebration’s ability to draw a wider audience from across Dane County.
2013 Juneteenth Parade packet
2013 Juneteenth Vendor Information
The twenty-fourth Annual Juneteenth Celebration will be held on Saturday, June 15, 2013 at Penn Park. The Celebration will kick off at 10:00 a.m. with the Annual Parade, which starts in the Fountain of Life Family Worship Center’s parking lot located at 633 West Badger Road and going down Badger Rd. to Park St and ending at Penn Park. This year’s theme is: “Juneteenth 2013…Remember, Embrace and Shape Our Future.” Juneteenth is a wonderful opportunity to experience the rich history of African Americans through various forms entertainment, lectures, visual presentation, food and other activities. Juneteenth provides the opportunity for your group or agency to reach a significant portion of Madison’s African American community. Our many partnerships have increased the Celebration’s ability to draw a wider audience from across Dane County.
This week in the Madison Times – 5/17/13
Happy Thursday!
Lots of great stuff in The Madison Times this week…
• Madison-area Urban Ministry (MUM) will celebrate 40 years of amazing social justice work at a gala event titled “Celebrating our Past, Looking Toward Our Future” at the Concourse Hotel in downtown Madison on Saturday, May 18. We talk to MUM Executive Director Linda Ketcham about the agency’s past, present, and future.
• For 10 years, skilled crew chief leader Al Terry has been working to improve people’s homes and their lives through Hammer with a Heart. And, in the process, improving our community, too. TMT has the story.
• Blacks are still majority of the wrongfully convicted according to Samuel Gross, a law professor at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor and the editor of The National Registry of Exonerations.
• Cleveland’s Charles Ramsey: Hood or hero? George Curry discusses.
Other stories:
• Robert L. Johnson announces campaign to end payday lending
• Pictures and a story from last weekend’s red carpet “The Club: What club do you want to belong to?”
• Madison B-Cycles are offering free rides for Bike to Work Week this week
The middlespread is a story and many, many photos from the UW-Madison Odyssey Project graduation last week. We have photos, captions, and quotes from all 30 graduates.
We have local, state, and national news…. editorials, opinions, What’s Up?, and more
Pick up a copy today!
Check us out at
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Madison-Times/159742987454071
or
www.themadisontimes.com
Dave
A. David Dahmer, Editor in Chief
The Madison Times Weekly Newspaper
Lots of great stuff in The Madison Times this week…
• Madison-area Urban Ministry (MUM) will celebrate 40 years of amazing social justice work at a gala event titled “Celebrating our Past, Looking Toward Our Future” at the Concourse Hotel in downtown Madison on Saturday, May 18. We talk to MUM Executive Director Linda Ketcham about the agency’s past, present, and future.
• For 10 years, skilled crew chief leader Al Terry has been working to improve people’s homes and their lives through Hammer with a Heart. And, in the process, improving our community, too. TMT has the story.
• Blacks are still majority of the wrongfully convicted according to Samuel Gross, a law professor at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor and the editor of The National Registry of Exonerations.
• Cleveland’s Charles Ramsey: Hood or hero? George Curry discusses.
Other stories:
• Robert L. Johnson announces campaign to end payday lending
• Pictures and a story from last weekend’s red carpet “The Club: What club do you want to belong to?”
• Madison B-Cycles are offering free rides for Bike to Work Week this week
The middlespread is a story and many, many photos from the UW-Madison Odyssey Project graduation last week. We have photos, captions, and quotes from all 30 graduates.
We have local, state, and national news…. editorials, opinions, What’s Up?, and more
Pick up a copy today!
Check us out at
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Madison-Times/159742987454071
or
www.themadisontimes.com
Dave
A. David Dahmer, Editor in Chief
The Madison Times Weekly Newspaper
South Madison Promise Zone Community Night
Friday the Catholic Multicultural Center will host the May South Madison Community Night on Sustainability from 6-8pm. Come and join us for a family friendly evening of food, music and many opportunities to learn how to be Green!
View the English Flyer
View the Spanish flyer
UW “Be the We” will be onsite providing music and motion! Ride a bike and make a smoothie!
MGE’s The New Green Challenge/El Desafio de Vivir Verde will provide information and a light meal to attendees. Dinner served at 6pm.
Black Women’s Wellness and others will provide workshops on a number of topics, including “Black Women and Sustainability: Going Back to our Roots” and “Going Green to Save Green” by Valerie Quintanilla.
There will also be a demonstration on how to properly freeze vegetables for maximum freshness which can be offered in both English and Spanish.
There will be a number of engaging displays, including an aquaponics display for those who may be interested in learning how to start!
Call Hedi Rudd at 608-729-1268 or hrudd@ulgm.org for more information.
View the English Flyer
View the Spanish flyer
UW “Be the We” will be onsite providing music and motion! Ride a bike and make a smoothie!
MGE’s The New Green Challenge/El Desafio de Vivir Verde will provide information and a light meal to attendees. Dinner served at 6pm.
Black Women’s Wellness and others will provide workshops on a number of topics, including “Black Women and Sustainability: Going Back to our Roots” and “Going Green to Save Green” by Valerie Quintanilla.
There will also be a demonstration on how to properly freeze vegetables for maximum freshness which can be offered in both English and Spanish.
There will be a number of engaging displays, including an aquaponics display for those who may be interested in learning how to start!
Call Hedi Rudd at 608-729-1268 or hrudd@ulgm.org for more information.
SMBA Newsletter Ready For Viewing
The May newsletter is ready for viewing on our website: http://smba-madison.org/file-library.php.
Some highlights include:
A bio from Jennifer Collins, this month’s speaker at the member meeting
Recently launched SMBA’s LinkedIn group! Please join us and help make this group a success!
We are looking for Board and Committee members…get more involved with SMBA!
New Members
And more!
Enjoy!
Some highlights include:
A bio from Jennifer Collins, this month’s speaker at the member meeting
Recently launched SMBA’s LinkedIn group! Please join us and help make this group a success!
We are looking for Board and Committee members…get more involved with SMBA!
New Members
And more!
Enjoy!
This week in The Madison Times – 5/13/2013
Lots of great stuff in The Madison Times this week…
• Attorney and author David Hart has a new book “Doing The Dad Thing” where he hopes to get the fatherhood conversation going in the community. TMT has the story.
• The Urban League of Greater Madison’s 3rd annual Workplace Diversity & Leadership Summit and Awards Luncheon is coming up May 20. We talk to ULGM’s Deirdre Hargrove-Krieghoff and Mark Richardson about the event.
• The Overture Hall at the Overture Center for the Arts in downtown Madison hosted some incredible young rising stars at the premiere of “The Club: What club do you want to belong to?,” a movie that has been produced by 608-TV and Club Today Not Tomorrow (TNT) in partnership with the Boys and Girls Club of Dane County. We talk to Rafael Ragland, Mike Johnson, and Jeanne Erickson about the making of the movie.
• In Life Lessons with Dr. Alex Gee, Alex gives a reflection on Mother’s Day
Other stories:
• Immigrant workers demand justice at May Day Rally held at the state Capitol building
• Whites had an average wealth of $632,000 in 2010 while Blacks had about $98,000 and Hispanics had $110,000, according to a recent study by the Urban Institute.
• On June 15, the 1st annual Soul Stroll Madison will be held in conjunction with the Juneteenth Festival at Madison’s Penn Park.
The middlespread is a story and many photos from El Día de los Niños (The Day of the Children) at the Goodman Community Center this past weekend.
We have local, state, and national news…. editorials, opinions, What’s Up?, and more
Pick up a copy today!
Check us out at
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Madison-Times/159742987454071
or
www.themadisontimes.com
Dave
A. David Dahmer, Editor in Chief
The Madison Times Weekly Newspaper
• Attorney and author David Hart has a new book “Doing The Dad Thing” where he hopes to get the fatherhood conversation going in the community. TMT has the story.
• The Urban League of Greater Madison’s 3rd annual Workplace Diversity & Leadership Summit and Awards Luncheon is coming up May 20. We talk to ULGM’s Deirdre Hargrove-Krieghoff and Mark Richardson about the event.
• The Overture Hall at the Overture Center for the Arts in downtown Madison hosted some incredible young rising stars at the premiere of “The Club: What club do you want to belong to?,” a movie that has been produced by 608-TV and Club Today Not Tomorrow (TNT) in partnership with the Boys and Girls Club of Dane County. We talk to Rafael Ragland, Mike Johnson, and Jeanne Erickson about the making of the movie.
• In Life Lessons with Dr. Alex Gee, Alex gives a reflection on Mother’s Day
Other stories:
• Immigrant workers demand justice at May Day Rally held at the state Capitol building
• Whites had an average wealth of $632,000 in 2010 while Blacks had about $98,000 and Hispanics had $110,000, according to a recent study by the Urban Institute.
• On June 15, the 1st annual Soul Stroll Madison will be held in conjunction with the Juneteenth Festival at Madison’s Penn Park.
The middlespread is a story and many photos from El Día de los Niños (The Day of the Children) at the Goodman Community Center this past weekend.
We have local, state, and national news…. editorials, opinions, What’s Up?, and more
Pick up a copy today!
Check us out at
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Madison-Times/159742987454071
or
www.themadisontimes.com
Dave
A. David Dahmer, Editor in Chief
The Madison Times Weekly Newspaper
How to create a marketing plan for your business
Marketing takes time, money, and lots of preparation. One of the best ways to prepare yourself is to develop a solid marketing plan.This workshop will focus on the fundamentals of marketing and how to create your own marketing plan.A strong marketing plan will help you determine how to communicate with your current and future customers. Also how to identify your target market and your competitive position in that market, to how you intend to reach that market (your tactics) and differentiate yourself from your competition in order to make a sale.
Where: Herzing University
5218 East Terrace Drive, Madison, WI 53718
When: June 1st, 2013
From 9 to 11.30 am
View Flyer
Where: Herzing University
5218 East Terrace Drive, Madison, WI 53718
When: June 1st, 2013
From 9 to 11.30 am
View Flyer
Summer Youth Camp at Neighborhood House
Neighborhood House Summer Youth Camp
Still some spots left!
June 24th – August 23rd
9am to 4pm Mon-Fri
$160/week full-time
$90/week half-time (9am to noon or 1pm to 4pm)
We offer a fun, affordable enrichment camp for kids ages 7-12. This camp is carefully planned to offer kids both activity and quiet times, structure and free play, outside time and inside time. With lots of field trips to the UW Campus and weekly Yoga!
Each week we offer different themes:
June 24-28 Science – Hands on experiments in a safe environment
July 1-5 Music & Art– Make some music and learn how to draw and paint!
July 8-12 Green Week – Learn about composting and recycling
July 15-19 Greek Week– Learn the language and culture
July 22-26 Roman Myth- Learn about the Empire and Roman culture
July 29- August 2 Nutrition – Lets eat! Learn about what food is good for you
August 5-9 Olympics/Sports-Get up and get go!Tour of Kohl center
August 12-16 BUGS!-Learn about insects from the UW!
August 19-23 Incredible Books! – Make books and tour Silver Buckle Press
Please e-mail us for registration materials or with questions
Amanda.ryan@neighborhoodhousemadison.org
Or call 608.255.5337
There are no scholarship spots left
Still some spots left!
June 24th – August 23rd
9am to 4pm Mon-Fri
$160/week full-time
$90/week half-time (9am to noon or 1pm to 4pm)
We offer a fun, affordable enrichment camp for kids ages 7-12. This camp is carefully planned to offer kids both activity and quiet times, structure and free play, outside time and inside time. With lots of field trips to the UW Campus and weekly Yoga!
Each week we offer different themes:
June 24-28 Science – Hands on experiments in a safe environment
July 1-5 Music & Art– Make some music and learn how to draw and paint!
July 8-12 Green Week – Learn about composting and recycling
July 15-19 Greek Week– Learn the language and culture
July 22-26 Roman Myth- Learn about the Empire and Roman culture
July 29- August 2 Nutrition – Lets eat! Learn about what food is good for you
August 5-9 Olympics/Sports-Get up and get go!Tour of Kohl center
August 12-16 BUGS!-Learn about insects from the UW!
August 19-23 Incredible Books! – Make books and tour Silver Buckle Press
Please e-mail us for registration materials or with questions
Amanda.ryan@neighborhoodhousemadison.org
Or call 608.255.5337
There are no scholarship spots left
Job opportunities at new clinic in Park St.
We are looking for Certified Medical Assistants for Wingra and Arboretum OB/GYN at 1102 South Park Street
Also looking for receptionists (6) for both Arboretum Family Medical Center and Arboretum OB/GYN at 1102 South Park
The job description will be listed under the specific job.
http://www.uwhealth.org/madison-health-care-jobs/uw-medical-foundation/uw-medical-foundation-online-job-search/13166
Go to UWhealth.org
Then click on the careers tabs
Then click on search jobs under the careers at UW Medical Foundation.
The job description will be listed under the specific job.
http://www.uwhealth.org/madison-health-care-jobs/uw-medical-foundation/uw-medical-foundation-online-job-search/13166
Go to UWhealth.org
Then click on the careers tabs
Then click on search jobs under the careers at UW Medical Foundation.