Past Conferences
Thursday, February 21, 2019
Sponsors:
United States Attorney’s Office – Eastern District of Wisconsin in collaboration with Fight to End Exploitation and The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread, facilitated by Kane Communications Group and supported by the Racine Community Foundation.
Goals:
The purpose of this conference is to bring law enforcement executives together to foster collaboration and explore new approaches to the human trafficking problems facing Southeastern Wisconsin. The conference will seek to provide vital information, including resources to help officers identify signs of human trafficking, provide guidance on resources and organizations available to help support victims, and identify additional free training programs available to officers on human trafficking.
Monday, February 18, 2019
Sponsors:
Milwaukee Public Museum
Goals:
This workshop is the first and most intensive in a series of workshops, interviews and town hall sessions that will help the Milwaukee Public Museum (MPM) envision and scope out the core messages and learning objectives of our future Museum facility, the fifth home for our state’s most visited Museum, serving 550,000 people annually.
Wednesday, January 09, 2019 - Friday, January 11, 2019
Sponsors:
Ounce of Prevention Fund, Early Opportunities LLC and Center for the Study of Social Policy
Goals:
To develop a shared vision of the benefits and breakthroughs that might arise from connecting distinct initiatives and efforts into a “network of networks”; and to lay out a framework and early actions for making more accessible the support, expertise, learning, and resources needed to implement well-functioning early childhood systems at scale.
Thursday, December 13, 2018
Sponsors:
Racine County
Goals:
To include the voice of the faith community as we, Uplift 900, seek to partner with them and discuss their pivotal role in informing and connecting their congregants to the available economic, employment and training opportunities in Racine County.
Friday, November 09, 2018 - Saturday, November 10, 2018
Sponsors:
Sojourner Family Peace Center
Goals:
This board development retreat is designed to help the board of SFPC identify tools, structures and approaches it needs to fulfill its role of guiding the organization’s big decisions about mission and impact. Toward that end, the retreat will involve the following:
• Information about and opportunities to discuss issues of relevance to SFPC’s mission as context.
• Opportunities for board members to individually reflect on their connections to SFPC and its mission
• Introduction and practice using governance tools and concepts designed to guide the board‘s decision-making work
• Exploration of what the board needs to provide the thought leadership necessary for determining SFPC’s future directions.