…is to balance the expectations and hopes the community has, listen to the needs and learn the culture, while at the same time providing leadership. I take seriously the excitement and pressure of setting a tone that will shape how the Northland community understands diversity and inclusion, equity and justice….
…offer programming, initiatives, and coursework around the subjects of water, food, rural community development, sustainable living, environmental restoration and environmental communications. Through years of discussions — that escalated during the 2008 financial crash —this campus community concluded that returning to our initial mission of environmental stewardship — by being more…
…Teachers and school staff First responders Healthcare professionals Community leaders Anyone interested in supporting mental health! Spaces are limited! Register now to ensure your spot and become a certified Mental Health First Aider. Together, we can create a supportive, compassionate community for all. Registration Registration for this event has closed….
Xcel Energy is expanding solar options in Wisconsin through their Solar Connect Community project. They already have more than forty community “solar gardens” nationwide, making Xcel’s community solar garden program the largest in the nation. The company has built or is building three “solar gardens” in Eau Claire, La Crosse,…
…you’re a parent, teacher, healthcare professional, or community member, you can be a vital resource for those in need. Why attend? Learn practical skills for supporting mental health Build confidence in crisis situations Gain a nationally-recognized certification Improve your community’s well-being Empower yourself to help others in a meaningful way…
…or wherever you are, honestly. And so I wanted to make a presentation of me being in Ashland and take it back to my community in the Minneapolis and Twin Cities area. And share it with kids who are like myself and showing them that a person from whatever circumstances,…
From on-campus youth classes to cultural workshops to tribal educational fairs, the ICC staff provide community outreach throughout the region. We serve as a resource to students and indigenous groups. If you are interested in these or other outreach activities, click on contact us below. tabling at tribal educational fairs…
The Northland community is invited to a community feast! The meal will feature local and Indigenous foods from the Chequamegon Bay region, such as campus garden produce and honey, manoomin (wild rice) from the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, and venison harvested and processed during the Indigenous Cultures…
…appropriate resources. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, healthcare professional, or community member, you can be a vital resource for those in need. Why attend? Learn practical skills for supporting mental health Build confidence in crisis situations Gain a nationally-recognized certification Improve your community’s well-being Empower yourself to help others in…
