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Black Community Events in Wisconsin

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Kenosha NAACP 65th Annual Freedom Fund Dinner | "We The People"
Kenosha NAACP 65th Annual Freedom Fund Dinner | "We The People"
Celebrate 65 years of impact with the Kenosha NAACP at an inspiring evening of community, legacy and purpose with Judge Everett Mitchell Join us for the 65th Annual Kenosha NAACP Freedom Fund Dinner: “We The People,” an unforgettable evening celebrating the people, partnerships, leadership, and progress that continue to shape our community. This is more than dinner. It’s a room filled with community leaders, educators, business professionals, advocates, families, young people, and neighbors who believe that Kenosha’s future is something we build together. The evening will feature Judge Everett Mitchell as our 2026 keynote speaker, bringing a powerful perspective on leadership, community, opportunity, justice, and the responsibility each generation carries forward. Celebrating Those Who Make a Difference Throughout the evening, we will recognize individuals whose leadership, service, and commitment are making an impact in our community. The Rev. Olen Arrington, Jr. Excellence Award will honor excellence in leadership, service, and community impact, while the Brother John Wright Justice Award will recognize commitment to justice, equity, civil rights, and expanding opportunity for others. The Kenosha NAACP Youth Council will award and celebrate Kenosha’s emerging young leaders through the Heart of Service Award and Rising Star Award—recognizing youth who are already making their mark through service, leadership, achievement, creativity, and community involvement. “We The People” means all of us. Those who came before us.Those doing the work today.And the young people who will lead tomorrow. Whether you have supported the NAACP for decades or this will be your first Freedom Fund Dinner, there is a seat in this room for you. Come celebrate the legacy.Come honor those making a difference.Come connect with the community.Come support the next generation.Come be part of what happens next. 65 years brought us here. Together, we write the next chapter.

Friday, 06, 17.30 - Friday, 06, 21.00 Kenosha, WI _$25

BIPOC/Black Mom Group (Prenatal/Postpartum/Mental Support)
BIPOC/Black Mom Group (Prenatal/Postpartum/Mental Support)
A safe, empowering space for Black and BIPOC moms to share, heal, connect, and grow through sisterhood, support, and self-care. Welcome to the BIPOC Mom Group! Come join us for a supportive and empowering gathering of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color moms. This is a safe space where we can share stories, offer advice, and build a community of strong and resilient mothers. Whether you're a new mom or a seasoned pro, all are welcome to connect, laugh, and uplift each other. Let's celebrate our diverse experiences and create lasting friendships. Don't miss out on this opportunity to bond with fellow BIPOC moms in a warm and inclusive environment. We can't wait to see you there!

Thursday, 05, 18.00 - Thursday, 05, 20.00 Milwaukee, WI _$25

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Kenosha NAACP 65th Annual Freedom Fund Dinner |
Kenosha NAACP 65th Annual Freedom Fund Dinner | "We The People"
Celebrate 65 years of impact with the Kenosha NAACP at an inspiring evening of community, legacy and purpose with Judge Everett Mitchell Join us for the 65th Annual Kenosha NAACP Freedom Fund Dinner: “We The People,” an unforgettable evening celebrating the people, partnerships, leadership, and progress that continue to shape our community. This is more than dinner. It’s a room filled with community leaders, educators, business professionals, advocates, families, young people, and neighbors who believe that Kenosha’s future is something we build together. The evening will feature Judge Everett Mitchell as our 2026 keynote speaker, bringing a powerful perspective on leadership, community, opportunity, justice, and the responsibility each generation carries forward. Celebrating Those Who Make a Difference Throughout the evening, we will recognize individuals whose leadership, service, and commitment are making an impact in our community. The Rev. Olen Arrington, Jr. Excellence Award will honor excellence in leadership, service, and community impact, while the Brother John Wright Justice Award will recognize commitment to justice, equity, civil rights, and expanding opportunity for others. The Kenosha NAACP Youth Council will award and celebrate Kenosha’s emerging young leaders through the Heart of Service Award and Rising Star Award—recognizing youth who are already making their mark through service, leadership, achievement, creativity, and community involvement. “We The People” means all of us. Those who came before us.Those doing the work today.And the young people who will lead tomorrow. Whether you have supported the NAACP for decades or this will be your first Freedom Fund Dinner, there is a seat in this room for you. Come celebrate the legacy.Come honor those making a difference.Come connect with the community.Come support the next generation.Come be part of what happens next. 65 years brought us here. Together, we write the next chapter.

Thursday, 05, 18.00 - Thursday, 05, 20.00 Kenosha, WI 90.00

BIPOC/Black Mom Group (Prenatal/Postpartum/Mental Support)
BIPOC/Black Mom Group (Prenatal/Postpartum/Mental Support)
A safe, empowering space for Black and BIPOC moms to share, heal, connect, and grow through sisterhood, support, and self-care. Welcome to the BIPOC Mom Group! Come join us for a supportive and empowering gathering of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color moms. This is a safe space where we can share stories, offer advice, and build a community of strong and resilient mothers. Whether you're a new mom or a seasoned pro, all are welcome to connect, laugh, and uplift each other. Let's celebrate our diverse experiences and create lasting friendships. Don't miss out on this opportunity to bond with fellow BIPOC moms in a warm and inclusive environment. We can't wait to see you there!

Thursday, 05, 18.00 - Thursday, 05, 20.00 Milwaukee, WI 0.00

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Black Law Students Association UW Law School
Black Law Students Association UW Law School
The Black Law Students Association is a student organization at the University of Wisconsin-Madison located in Madison, WI, dedicated to fostering community among law students and supporting their professional development. This organization plays an important role in the campus experience at UW Law School, providing students with a platform to connect, collaborate, and grow together throughout their legal education. Through the Wisconsin Involvement Network (WIN), the association enables students to find and attend events, join a vibrant community of peers, and showcase their involvement in meaningful ways. Based in Madison, Wisconsin, the Black Law Students Association emphasizes the importance of building relationships and creating a welcoming space for all members of the law school community. The organization recognizes that law school is not just about academic achievement but also about developing professional networks, understanding diverse perspectives, and preparing for a fulfilling career in law. By bringing together students who are passionate about law and social justice, the association creates opportunities for mentorship, collaboration, and mutual support. The Black Law Students Association at UW Law School in Madison represents the values of inclusivity, excellence, and community engagement. Members benefit from a supportive network of peers who understand the unique challenges and opportunities of law school, creating lasting friendships and professional connections. The organization's commitment to its members extends beyond events and activities, fostering a sense of belonging that enriches the overall law school experience for students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Madison, WI

National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. Milwaukee Chapter
National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. Milwaukee Chapter
Founded in 1984, the National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. Milwaukee Chapter stands as a cornerstone organization dedicated to bridging opportunity gaps for black professionals in accounting, finance, and business throughout Milwaukee, WI. Operating under the principle of 'Lifting As We Climb,' the chapter represents part of a national network of over 200,000 black professionals committed to advancing careers and creating meaningful opportunities in the accounting and finance sectors. The Milwaukee Chapter's mission extends beyond professional development to include building the next generation of leaders who will shape the future of the accounting and finance professions. Through member-driven communities and collaborative networks, the organization addresses the unique professional needs of its members while fostering relationships based on shared experiences and mutual growth. The chapter serves both established professionals and students, recognizing that sustainable career advancement requires mentorship, support, and access to industry connections at every stage of professional development. By hosting discussions, facilitating resource sharing, and organizing community service initiatives, the Milwaukee Chapter creates spaces where black accounting and finance professionals can connect authentically, learn from one another, and collectively advance their careers. The organization's commitment to service and professional excellence reflects its deeper purpose: creating a more inclusive accounting and finance industry where black professionals have equal access to opportunities, leadership roles, and long-term career success in Milwaukee and beyond.

Milwaukee, WI

Cream City Medical Society
Cream City Medical Society
Cream City Medical Society (CCMS) draws its name from the distinctive cream-colored bricks that define Milwaukee's architectural heritage, symbolizing the strength, beauty, and resilience that the organization embodies. Established in 1927 under the pioneering leadership of Dr. Richard Herron—whose father, Dr. Allen L. Herron, was Milwaukee's first African American physician—CCMS holds the distinction of being the first and only Milwaukee-based organization of African American physicians. This historic legacy reflects a deep commitment to breaking barriers and creating pathways for underrepresented communities in healthcare. The organization's mission centers on eliminating minority health disparities while cultivating a positive image of African American professionals in the medical field. CCMS is dedicated to nurturing the next generation of healthcare leaders by supporting minority youth pursuing careers in medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, podiatry, and related healthcare professions. As a charter chapter of the National Medical Association, the organization connects Milwaukee healthcare professionals to a national network of peers and resources. Members include accomplished doctoral-level practitioners whose combined expertise spans multiple healthcare disciplines. Through its work in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, CCMS bridges historical gaps in healthcare representation while building a stronger, more inclusive medical community for future generations.

Milwaukee, WI

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