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Our FY 2024–2025 snapshot captures the depth of healing and advocacy across 1,120 individuals served. From more than 22,000 acts of care to 8,500 drop-ins for immediate support, this report reflects a year of community strength, cultural advocacy, and generational impact.

On October 3rd, 2025, leaders, advocates, and community members from across Wisconsin gathered at UW–Green Bay’s Weidner Center for the 8th Annual Implicit Bias Conference, hosted in partnership by We All Rise: African American Resource Center, Midwest Survivor Institute, and UW–Green Bay. This year’s theme — “Building Strength Through Community” — invited participants to explore how bias shapes systems, policies, and personal interactions, while also celebrating the ways he

The numbers are in! The following data includes both the demographics of survivors served by our agency from July 1st, 2023 through...

Support young people through Black Youth Alliance of Wisconsin's November 2026 Wish List. Explore requested hygiene essentials, meals, snacks, cleaning supplies, backpacks, and learning materials that help create welcoming spaces where youth can build confidence, leadership, and community connections.

Support men building stability and independence at All Seasons Transformation this November. Explore our wish list of everyday essentials, household supplies, food for evening meals, and two replacement refrigerators. Discover how your donation can help sustain a supportive transitional living environment in Green Bay.

Between July and September 2026, We All Rise provided victim assistance services to 422 individuals. As colder weather approaches, our November Community Resource Center Wish List highlights everyday essentials, hygiene products, food, and program supplies that help us provide culturally rooted care and practical support to survivors and families across Northeast Wisconsin. Explore this month's needs and learn how you can help us stay ready.

We All Rise is one of seven organizations featured in a new Maternal Mental Health Equity Fund report exploring how community-rooted, culturally driven care can advance maternal mental health equity.

A safe place to stay matters. But at All Seasons Transformation, we know that having a place to stay and having a place where you can begin building stability aren't always the same thing. Stability is built in ordinary moments. It's having somewhere to safely keep your belongings. It's waking up with what you need to get ready for the day. It's being able to wash your clothes, store your food, take care of yourself, sit down for a meal, and begin creating routines that belon

As we move into fall, our September Wish List is focused on helping us keep the Community Resource Center stocked with everyday essentials for survivors and families accessing support through We All Rise. Since October 1, 2025, 818 individuals have walked through our doors, each with their own needs, circumstances, and responsibilities. Some are caring for themselves. Some are raising children or supporting partners, parents, and other loved ones. Some are rebuilding after a

At All Seasons Transformation, we provide transitional housing and supportive services for men working to rebuild stability, strengthen independence, and move forward through life's transitions. More than a place to stay, AST is a place where participants can focus on employment, recovery, life skills, and long-term housing while surrounded by a safe, supportive community. What We're Seeing Right Now As our house remains active and fully engaged, many of the everyday items th

At Black Youth Alliance of Wisconsin, we believe every young person deserves a place where they feel seen, valued, and supported. Through leadership development, mentoring, cultural connection, workforce readiness, and community-building opportunities, we work alongside young people as they build confidence, strengthen relationships, and create brighter futures. What We're Seeing Right Now This summer, our team continues to support a growing number of young people who are nav

Every day, the We All Rise: African American Resource Center Community Resource Center provides culturally rooted advocacy, crisis support, safety planning, essential resources, and pathways to healing for survivors and families across Northeast Wisconsin. Whether someone is walking through our doors for the first time or continuing their journey toward safety and stability, our goal is to ensure they are met with dignity, compassion, and practical support. July Program Snaps

Why Green Bay's Juneteenth Celebration Matters More Than Ever For seven years, our community has come together to celebrate Juneteenth. Every year, people see the music, the vendors, the parade, the performances, the food, and the joy. They see families gathering. They see children playing. They see Black-owned businesses sharing their products and services. They see culture, connection, and celebration. What many people do not see is everything it takes behind the scenes to

Parenting adolescents can feel exciting, complicated, emotional, and sometimes overwhelming all at once. As young people begin navigating friendships, relationships, identity, peer pressure, and growing independence, many caregivers find themselves asking: How do I start these conversations? What if my child does not want to talk? Am I saying the right things? How early is too early? How do I support my child while still setting boundaries and expectations? At We All Rise: Af

We All Rise: African American Resource Center is currently hiring for multiple positions across our organization. We are seeking individuals who are committed to community-centered work and are passionate about supporting individuals and families through advocacy, connection, and care. Each role plays a unique part in advancing our mission and strengthening our services. We encourage candidates from diverse backgrounds to apply. Administrative Coordinator The Administrative

Join We All Rise in spreading love and joy this holiday season. Through our Support a Family initiative, community members are matched with families in need to provide gifts, essentials, and hope. Sign up to make a meaningful difference and brighten the holidays for a local family today.

On September 27, 2025, We All Rise hosted a community-centered breastfeeding workshop at 430 S. Webster Ave., led by our Health & Wellness Team — Lamecia Merchant, Community Health Worker, and A’tianna Merchant, Maternal Health Technician. This gathering created a safe, affirming space for Black mothers, fathers, grandparents, and supporters to share their stories, learn from one another, and reflect on how breastfeeding connects to culture, family, and legacy. Participants d

This fall, We All Rise youth participated in a unique creative experience in partnership with The Photo Opp and the Northeast Wisconsin Land Trust — a Youth Photowalk at the Wequiock Creek Natural Area in Green Bay. During the photowalk, youth explored the preserve with professional photographers, learning to see nature through both an artistic and ecological lens. They captured images of landscapes, plants, and wildlife while engaging in conversation about storytelling, per

On August 22, 2025, our front lawn at 430 S. Webster Street came alive with generosity, laughter, and community care during Community Blessing Day — a neighborhood event where folks could “take what you need, for free.” Led by Roychelle Norris, the event brought together staff, volunteers, and neighbors to rehome gently used items, share new beginnings, and build connection. Over 55 people stopped by, including 22 new intakes — each moment reminding us that care and compassio

At All Seasons Transformation, breaking bread is about more than a meal — it’s about belonging. Each Thursday, volunteers come together to share food, conversation, and care with the men who call AST home.