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X-WR-CALDESC:Community Advocates formed the Public Policy Institute in 2008
to address the root causes of poverty so that we could prevent clients fr
om ever needing our services.\n\nAs our 10th anniversary approaches\, we a
re looking forward to celebrating our successes with our supporters. \n\n
To mark our first decade and kick off our second\, on April 26\, 2018\, Co
mmunity Advocates Public Policy Institute will host a special night at the
Milwaukee Public Museum featuring keynote speaker Richard Rothstein\, aut
hor of 'The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segreg
ated America\,' a finalist on the long list for the National Book Award fo
r nonfiction in 2017.\n\nTo provide a local perspective on housing segrega
tion in Milwaukee\, the evening’s special guest will be Milwaukee historia
n Reggie Jackson\, Head Griot of America’s Black Holocaust Museum.\n\nHere
's what you can expect:\n\nVIP Reception\, 6 p.m.: Sponsors and ind
ividuals with VIP tickets will be able to meet Rothstein and Jackson in an
intimate gathering at the Milwaukee Public Museum with light refreshments
from 6 to 7 p.m.\, before the main program begins.\n\nMain Event\, 7 p
.m.: All guests will attend attend Rothstein's and Jackson's presentat
ions on the roots and legacy of local and national policies creating resid
ential segregation. \n\nMix & Mingle\, 8 p.m.: All guests will enjo
y private\, after-hours access to Milwaukee Public Museum's recently renov
ated Streets of Old Milwaukee\, which provides an environment in which gue
sts can reflect on the past in order to transform the future. Our mix and
mingle\, with desserts and coffee\, will conclude at 9 p.m.\n\nHaven't rea
d The Color of Law yet? Boswell Book Co. will be on hand to sell copies\,
which Rothstein has graciously agreed to sign that evening.\n\nIndividual
VIP and general admission tickets are on sale now! Space is limited\, so p
urchase yours as soon as you can. \n\nWant to sponsor the event? Contact P
ublic Policy Institute Deputy Director Kari Lerch for details.
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DESCRIPTION:Community Advocates formed the Public Policy Institute in 2008
to address the root causes of poverty so that we could prevent clients fro
m ever needing our services.\n\nAs our 10th anniversary approaches\, we ar
e looking forward to celebrating our successes with our supporters. \n\nT
o mark our first decade and kick off our second\, on April 26\, 2018\, Com
munity Advocates Public Policy Institute will host a special night at the
Milwaukee Public Museum featuring keynote speaker Richard Rothstein\, auth
or of 'The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segrega
ted America\,' a finalist on the long list for the National Book Award for
nonfiction in 2017.\n\nTo provide a local perspective on housing segregat
ion in Milwaukee\, the evening’s special guest will be Milwaukee historian
Reggie Jackson\, Head Griot of America’s Black Holocaust Museum.\n\nHere'
s what you can expect:\n\nVIP Reception\, 6 p.m.: Sponsors and indi
viduals with VIP tickets will be able to meet Rothstein and Jackson in an
intimate gathering at the Milwaukee Public Museum with light refreshments
from 6 to 7 p.m.\, before the main program begins.\n\nMain Event\, 7 p.
m.: All guests will attend attend Rothstein's and Jackson's presentati
ons on the roots and legacy of local and national policies creating reside
ntial segregation. \n\nMix & Mingle\, 8 p.m.: All guests will enjoy
private\, after-hours access to Milwaukee Public Museum's recently renova
ted Streets of Old Milwaukee\, which provides an environment in which gues
ts can reflect on the past in order to transform the future. Our mix and m
ingle\, with desserts and coffee\, will conclude at 9 p.m.\n\nHaven't read
The Color of Law yet? Boswell Book Co. will be on hand to sell copies\, w
hich Rothstein has graciously agreed to sign that evening.\n\nIndividual V
IP and general admission tickets are on sale now! Space is limited\, so pu
rchase yours as soon as you can. \n\nWant to sponsor the event? Contact Pu
blic Policy Institute Deputy Director Kari Lerch for details.
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LOCATION:Milwaukee Public Museum\, 800 W Wells St\, Milwaukee\, WI 53233
SUMMARY:Public Policy Institute 10th Anniversary Celebration
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