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Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice (and partners) panel discussion. RSVP for link.

At Wolfenbuttel Park Best Parking is at the elbow where 60th St. becomes 3rd Ave. People from across Wisconsin are answering the call to come to the Treaty People Gathering from June 5-8 in northern Minnesota to support the First Nations-led resistance to the Line 3 pipeline. This gathering is about supporting direct action to stop the Line 3 pipeline. At least 3 Solidarity caravans will depart early on Friday, June 4, from stops in the southeast and northeast parts of the state, meeting in Chippewa Falls and then heading north for an evening rally in Duluth. The next day they will head to th...

Event by Building Unity and Wisconsin Network for Peace, Justice & Sustainability Join our next meeting to plan the "Stop Line 3 Solidarity Tour - Wisconsin" (Traveling most of day on Friday, June 4th, spending night near Duluth, continuing on Treaty People Gathering on morning of Sat. June 5.) At least 3 car-caravans will lead activists from many…

Evers RACINE — Wisconsin Democrats are calling on people across the state to put pressure on their Republican counterparts to undo their efforts to hollow out Gov. Tony Evers’ proposed 2021-23 budget. Vos Evers’ proposal was expected to be picked apart by the Republicans who control the Legislature, just as his administration’s first proposed budget was two years ago. This time around, Evers was praised by progressives and slammed by conservatives for including, as Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, put it, “hundreds of divisive policy items” in his budget ...

Evers RACINE — Wisconsin Democrats are calling on people across the state to put pressure on their Republican counterparts to undo their efforts to hollow out Gov. Tony Evers’ proposed 2021-23 budget. Vos Evers’ proposal was expected to be picked apart by the Republicans who control the Legislature, just as his administration’s first proposed budget was two years ago. This time around, Evers was praised by progressives and slammed by conservatives for including, as Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, put it, “hundreds of divisive policy items” in his budget ...