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Black Families, This One’s for Us — Breastfeeding Workshop Builds Community & Connection
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
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Oct 141 min read


Youth Lens: Exploring Nature Through Photography at Wequiock Creek
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
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Oct 141 min read


Community Blessing Day 2025: A Celebration of Giving and Connection
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
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Oct 141 min read


8th Annual Implicit Bias Conference: Building Strength Through Community
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
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Oct 143 min read


Green Bay Wins National Culture of Health Prize: A Collective Vision for Community Wellbeing
The City of Green Bay has officially been named a 2024 recipient of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 's ( RWJF ) Culture of Health...
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May 133 min read


Toys for Our We All Rise Tots
We are so excited to share that we are currently partnering with the Toys for Tots program to make sure that all of our young people...
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Nov 23, 20241 min read


Voting by Mail 2024
If you or someone you know wants to vote in the mail with an absentee ballot, check out this step by step guide to get your ballot in the...
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Oct 7, 20241 min read


Her Crown Retreat
Event Update (August 17th, 2024) Thank you so much for all the interest in the Her Crown Retreat. Our event has exceeded the capacity for...
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Aug 16, 20241 min read


Plant Give Away
Thanks to the generosity of the Green Bay Botanical Garden we are able to get plants out to community! Plants being given out: Collard...
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Jun 9, 20241 min read


Black Men Are Caregivers
At our Fifth Annual Juneteenth celebration, we aim to create a vibrant and empowering gathering that specifically honors the strength,...
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May 27, 20241 min read
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