CNS Pride Month Series: DJ DripSweat is Creating Space for LGBTQ+ Visibility in Milwaukee’s DJ Community
Being Authentically Her Music has the power to make us feel things we sometimes can’t explain. And as a DJ, they
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CNS Mental Health Awareness Series: Dr. Lia Knox Reflects on 30 Years in Mental Wellness, the Power of Group Therapy, and Why Therapists Need Therapy Too
A Pillar in the Community If you’re from Milwaukee, then there’s a chance you know the name Dr. Lia Knox. Dr.
Mental Health Awareness Month Series: Advice for High-Achieving Black Women Experiencing Burnout from Licensed Therapist Sabrina Hyland
Escaping the “Superwoman Syndrome” According to statistics, Black women are the most educated group in the country. We get degree after
CNS Mental Health Awareness Month Series: How Marina Murphy Reaches Within to Center Herself and Prioritizes Her Mental Health
Finding Your Center May 2026 marks the 77th annual Mental Health Awareness Month. That’s 77 years of advocating for better mental
Mother’s Day Weekend: A Mother Found Healing Through a Business Inspired by Her Late Daughter’s Love for Purses with Her Bags LLC
Honoring Her Daughter There’s not a day that goes by that Terri Lowe doesn’t think of her late daughter, Tara Nicole
Mother’s Day Weekend: Mother-Daughter Duo Richon and Cai Turn Passion Into Impact Through Flowers and Sickle Cell Awareness
Love, Business, and Impact A mother’s love is unexplainable; it withers storms, heals, and guides. For Richon Badger, her main goal
CNS Sustainability Series: Mitchelle Lyle Is Introducing Milwaukee High Schoolers to Agriculture and Nutrition Through Hydroponics
Learning from Growth Mitchelle Lyle was just six years old when she learned how to grow tomatoes, which she said can
CNS Sustainability Series: Atlanta’s Carmen Jones, “Secondhand Shawty”, Is Making Sustainable Fashion the New Standard
Pushing for Slow Fashion Because of the consumer society we live in, we are always being encouraged to buy, especially clothes.
CNS Women’s Month Series: Meet the All-Women Team at Milwaukee Parks Foundation Driving Over $3 Million in Equitable Park Investments
It Takes A Team In the 1980s, the Milwaukee County Parks employed 1,300 full-time employees, but due to budget cuts, the
CNS Women’s Month Series: Visit Milwaukee’s First Woman President and CEO Peggy Williams-Smith Is Bringing More Visitors In While Making Sure Milwaukeeans Feel Seen
For the Love of Milwaukee Milwaukee is considered a small city by numbers, but over the last few years, the city