Join us for a Women’s Fund gathering around Milwaukee Film’s screening of The Piano.

During this month’s Civic Break, Maura Flaherty, chief legal counsel for the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, will explore the role of the executive in advance of the primary election.

Join us for a funny, tender story about a neurodivergent young woman who finds her footing through the world of hobbyhorsing. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with the producer and cast.

You're invited to an evening of celebration, inspiration and community.

No panels. No pressure. Just meaningful conversation.

Three queer Black femmes. A cross-country search. And the kind of friendship that gets tested when the world keeps shifting underneath you. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Shatara Michelle Ford and local filmmaker and poet Dasha Kelly.

WF Civic Breaks are short, accessible briefings designed to cut through the noise around timely civic and policy topics.

Rachel Talalay's 1993 cult classic Ghost in the Machine is back on the big screen as part of Cinematic Sisterhood. Fans of last season's Talalay retrospective won't want to miss this one.

No panels. No pressure. Just meaningful conversation.

Experience an afternoon that expands the conversation around small business ownership... how to find a business, how to buy one, how to run and grow it and how to one day sell it well. This program is presented in collaboration with Chicago Booth: Milwaukee alumni.

This October, we're collaborating with the Woman's Club of Wisconsin to host Katherine Gehl, the originator of Final Five Voting, for a nonpartisan conversation on this proposed election reform and what it could mean for Wisconsin.

No panels. No pressure. Just meaningful conversation.