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

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

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