Wisconsin Supreme Court Elections Show Power of Resistance

The impact of the past three SCOWI elections will last generations.

By Dr. Melinda Q. Brennan, Executive Director

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As Push For Legalization Continues, We Cannot Lose Sight Of Those Most Affected By Cannabis Prohibition

4/20 presents an opportunity for us to meaningfully reflect on the history of drug enforcement in the US and the legacy of the War on Drugs.

By Kwesi Foli

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Mobile Fortify: ICE’s Dystopic Facial Recognition App

Nightmarish surveillance app creates a biometric registry of immigrants and citizens alike.

By Jon McCray Jones

ICE agent filming someone in their car using his phone

Racial Profiling Rampant After Supreme Court Ruling

After SCOTUS gave ICE the green light to profile Latinos, daily life upended for immigrants and U.S. citizens alike

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Anti-Trans Bills Defeated on Trans Day of Visibility

Governor Evers vetoes another slate of anti-trans bills passed by the Wisconsin Legislature

By Lan Flynn

Trans People Belong Sign

Women's History Month: Her Stories over History

In a new blog post, Communications Coordinator Kwesi Foli writes about the importance of Women's History Month, and what it means to him personally

By Kwesi Foli

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Wisconsin Women to Know Before Women’s History Month Ends

From civil rights leaders and suffragettes to writers and modern-day advocates, so many women connected to Wisconsin have changed history.

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USPS Postmark Change: What Wisconsin Absentee Voters Should Know

Voter registration by mail impacted, but no other change to absentee voting. Ballots still must be received by 8pm on Election Day.

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Black History Month is Every Month

In a new blog post, Communications Coordinator Kwesi Foli reflects on his experiences for this Black History Month and the joy, pain and triumph that brings us together.

By Kwesi Foli

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