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People on the Street | Rufus Glen Sampson (Part 1)
Rufus Sampson talks about the importance of mindset, taking care of the future and being willing to sacrifice. See more videos from Milwaukee Stories, Inc. Did you find value in this story? If so, please sign up to receive periodic updates. We need your help! Milwaukee Stories is a nonprofit organization that brings you the real stories of regular people. This work is supported...
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People on the Street | Linda Banning (Part 2)
Once a businessperson, Linda Banning left a 15-year career in the graphic arts industry to pursue a love for creating, and bringing joy. Watch: Part 1 of Linda’s story. Visit Linda’s website to see her collection of stained glass and recycled glass jewelry. See more videos from Milwaukee Stories, Inc. Did you find value in this story? If so, please sign up to receive...
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People on the Street | Linda Banning (Part 1)
After a brush with death at the World Trade Center in New York City on 9/11, artist Linda Banning decided to remake her life, and she hasn’t looked back.
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People on the Street | Bruce Moffett
Bruce Moffett’s life has been filled with tragedy and violence. Still, he clings to the words of his grandmother, who provided a different example.
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People on the Street | Mary Puchek
Though her life has been defined by hardship, Mary Puchek hasn’t allowed that to affect the way she treats others.
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“There is nothing like watching something grow”
From growing up in one of Milwaukee’s most challenged neighborhoods to running a business of her own, Kathy Kingcaid has lived her life with no regrets.
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“I’m homeless but not hopeless”
Despite growing up in a strict and narrow religious tradition, Brian Anders has pursued experiences to broaden his perspective and, in doing so, has learned to rely on himself.
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“I love Milwaukee”
Though a series of misfortunes have brought Lavelle Kyles to Milwaukee, he’s found a way to come to terms with where he is.
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Podcast: Zeynab Ali
Zeynab Ali talks about her experience growing up in the largest refugee camp in the world, stressing the importance of listening to people’s stories, speaking up against injustice and including the youth in solving the issues we face.
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Picnic offers place for “those who may not have anywhere else”
The free event, hosted by the MacCanon Brown Homeless Sanctuary, will include resources and activities.