To develop and begin to implement a coordinated nationwide strategy to combat harmful algae outbreaks in freshwater and estuarine resources.
To begin a dialogue among high-level legal practitioners and academics about what changes need to be made in the nation’s environmental legal framework to better address the critical problems the nation now faces in these areas of the law and to identify how a new consensus can be created to support needed change.
To create a new strategic plan that captures the vision of the organization’s new leadership and Board, as well as build relationships that will lead to stronger organizational cohesion.
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.
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.