Tuesday on Lake Effect:
We dig into a report about why the state has so few Black and brown teachers and possible solutions. While many businesses have struggled through the pandemic, we’ll hear from someone who actually started a business last year as part of our COVID Earners series. Then, we hear from a filmmaker of End of the Line, who documented the women of Standing Rock working to protect their land and water. Plus, we’ll look at the importance of women in music with one of the presenters at this year’s Riverwest FemFest.
Guests:
- Anne Chapman, senior researcher at the Wisconsin Policy Forum
- Joan Mari Luciano Vargas, owner & founder of JOMALU
- Shannon Kring, director of End of the Line
- Beth Sherwood, child life specialist at Advocate Children’s Hospital
- Ms. Lotus Fankh, Milwaukee-based musician
