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Mohammed Ibrahim, industry in Hickory Hills, IL
Mohammed Ibrahim
Hickory Hills, IL
Legal Services, Immigration
9 years licensed
Legal Services, Immigration
9 years licensed
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Michael Edwards, industry in Milwaukee, WI
Michael Edwards
Milwaukee, WI
Legal Services, Family, Wills and Living Wills
9 years licensed
Legal Services, Family, Wills and Living Wills
9 years licensed
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Jeff Hughes, industry in Jefferson, WI
Jeff Hughes
Jefferson, WI
Legal Services, Family
29 years licensed
Legal Services, Family
29 years licensed
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Latrice Knighton, industry in Wake Forest, NC
Latrice Knighton
Wake Forest, NC
Legal Services, Family, Child Custody
20 years licensed
Legal Services, Family, Child Custody
20 years licensed
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Aslim Zrinsky, industry in Arden Hills, MN
Aslim Zrinsky
Arden Hills, MN
Real Estate Agencies, Residential Real Estate
1 year licensed
Real Estate Agencies, Residential Real Estate
1 year licensed
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Latest Events

Wisconsin 2026 Talent Show and Chinese Talk
Wisconsin 2026 Talent Show and Chinese Talk
The Wisconsin 2026 Talent Show and Chinese Talk is a new kind of Chinese language competition, focusing on culture and real conversation. Time: Saturday, Novermb 14th, 2026 Locatoin: Middleton High School 2100 Bristol St, Middleton, WI 53562 Note that enter through Door #1 Description: A new kind of Chinese contest — built around real conversation This year's contest puts the spotlight on communication. Instead of memorized recitation, each student chooses a topic they care about, prepares a short presentation, and then has a live, friendly conversation — answering questions from the judges and from other students. It's a chance for the participants to use Chinese the way it's meant to be used: to connect, share, and think on their feet. What you will do Choose a topic that you like or are familiar with. Topics could include, but are not limited to family, culture, art, science, contemporaty life or global challenges. Give a 2-minute presentation on your chosen topic or talent showcase— sing, recite, play an instrument, and more. Talk with judges and peers in a warm, encouraging Q&D round. Who can participate Every student belongs here. We run two divisions — Heritage (Chinese spoken at home) and Non-Heritage (learning at school) — and four levels from Beginner to Advanced, so students are always grouped fairly. Preparation tips will be shared during orientation ( details will be given later). Tentative time schedule: 9:00 - 9:30-Judges arrive for briefing/On-site check in 9:30 - 10:30 - Opening Ceremony 10:30 - 12:00-Presentation, individual break-up rooms 12:00 -1:30 - Judges conference 1:30 - 2:30 - Award Ceremony We do our very best to place students in groups of comparable age and ability. Please read the descriptions below and select the ones that BEST describe the applicant. Definition of Heritage Categories (please select the option that BEST describes the applicant) Heritage: Parents or guardians speak Chinese at home. Non-Heritage: Parents or guardians do not speak Chinese at home. Definition of Age Groups LLE - Prek, K and 1st Grade LE - Lower Elementary - 2nd to 3rd Grade UE - Upper Elementary: 4th to 5th Grade MS - Middle School: 6th to 8th Grade HS - High School: 9th to 12th Grade UNI - University Students Definition of Skill Levels for Non-Heritage Students Beginner: Student is in 1st year of Chinese language study Intermediate - Low (only for high school ) : Students is in 2nd year of Chinese language study Intermediate - High (only for high school): Student is in 3rd year of Chinese language study Advanced: Student is in 4th year or beyond of Chinese language study Teacher Sponsorship All participants must be students of a teacher who is a WACLT member. Teachers, please make sure your WACLT membership is current. You may pay dues on this site (select 'WACLT Membership dues'). Payment Method We ONLY accept online payments. Registration Deadline: Oct 31st All registration fees must be paid before the speech contest. Students who do not pay prior to the start of the contest will be ineligible to compete.

No event schedules available Middleton, WI 20.00

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.

No event schedules available 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!

No event schedules available Milwaukee, WI 0.00

Latest Businesses/Organizations

Orthodontic Experts Racine
Orthodontic Experts Racine
At Orthodontic Experts, we provide orthodontic treatment to the residents of Racine and its neighboring towns, including Mount Pleasant, Caledonia, and Kenosha. We offer a variety of treatment options, including traditional braces, clear aligners, and even gold braces. We utilize state of the art technology and digital impressions for a more accurate and efficient experience. We're committed to providing the best possible care at affordable prices. We accept most insurance plans and offer flexible payment options with no hidden fees. Whether you're looking to straighten your teeth or correct a bite issue, our team of experienced local orthodontists is here to help you achieve the smile you've always wanted.

Racine, WI

UW-Madison La Alianza
UW-Madison La Alianza
La Alianza represents a student-led initiative at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in Madison, WI, committed to building inclusive spaces where students can connect, celebrate, and grow together. As a registered student organization, La Alianza embodies the university's values of diversity, equity, and community engagement, creating pathways for students to find their place within the vibrant UW-Madison community. The organization's mission centers on fostering meaningful relationships and cultural awareness among the student body. La Alianza recognizes that student involvement extends far beyond academics—it encompasses personal growth, cultural identity, and the development of networks that sustain students throughout their university journey and beyond. By facilitating connections between students and campus organizations, La Alianza helps individuals discover communities where they feel welcomed, valued, and empowered to contribute their unique perspectives and talents. Operating within Madison's dynamic university environment, La Alianza serves as a bridge connecting students to the rich tapestry of organizations, events, and opportunities available at UW-Madison. The organization understands that every student's journey is unique, and it works to ensure that all students—regardless of background or interests—have access to the information and support needed to engage meaningfully with campus life. Through its dedicated efforts, La Alianza contributes to the creation of a more connected, inclusive, and vibrant university community where all students can thrive and belong.

Madison, WI

UW-Madison Women's Law Student Association
UW-Madison Women's Law Student Association
Rooted in the University of Wisconsin-Madison community, the Women's Law Student Association represents a student-led organization dedicated to supporting and empowering women navigating legal education in Madison, Wisconsin. This organization embodies a commitment to fostering inclusive spaces where female law students can connect, collaborate, and grow together throughout their academic experiences. Members find value in the shared mission of advancing women's voices and perspectives within the legal profession while building a strong network of peers who understand the unique challenges and opportunities facing women in law. The association operates as part of the broader UW-Madison student involvement ecosystem, enabling members to engage with campus life, attend specialized events, and demonstrate their commitment to professional and personal development. What makes this organization distinctive is its focus on creating genuine relationships and meaningful support systems among women law students, rather than simply facilitating transactional connections. The Women's Law Student Association provides a welcoming community where members can explore their interests in law, discuss shared experiences, and work collaboratively toward common goals. By bringing together women from diverse backgrounds and career aspirations, the organization strengthens the overall law school community in Madison while honoring the importance of representation and solidarity among women pursuing legal careers.

Madison, WI

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