Milwaukee Urban League
About
About MUL
Since 1919, the Milwaukee Urban League has empowered communities and changed lives. Working with a diverse group of organizations and individuals, we focus on education and employment efforts with the goal of growing economic vibrancy in our community. Our education and youth-focused programs are cornerstones of our work; we believe our young people are the future of Milwaukee and we all share in the responsibility to make sure they are prepared for success.
The Milwaukee Urban League provides services and assists community residents through its primary program areas of Education and Training, Workforce Development, and Economic Development. The Education and Training programs demonstrate achievement in increasing the number of African-American youth who are assisted in accessing college, post-secondary education, and vocational training. Within the scope of Workforce Development services, individuals prepare for employment through case management, counseling, comprehensive trainings, and ultimately job placement. Milwaukee residents gain knowledge in Economic Development through regular workshops offered in managing small businesses, identifying resources for business start-ups as well as community revitalization.
Education and Youth
Milwaukee Urban League’s educational programs focus on exposing students in elementary through high school to new ideas, as well as sharing ways students can make informed educational and career choices.
Education and Youth Programs
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Project Ready
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Project Ready STEAM
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Milwaukee Urban League Laptop Awards
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Community Schools Partnership
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Graduate to Employment
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Youth Leadership Summit
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STEAM Summit
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Equity and Excellence Project
Employment & Trainings
Helping individuals successfully find work and prepare for careers is at the heart of the work of the Milwaukee Urban League. Our employment and training programs provide a variety of services to help individuals search and prepare for jobs that will improve their futures. Individuals seeking one-on-one assistance with online employment applications and resumes can find support at our Workforce Technology Center computer facility, which offers the use of laptops and free internet access.
Employment and Training Programs
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Employment Assistance Program
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Community Development Block Grant-City of Milwaukee
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Transform Milwaukee Transitional Jobs Program
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State of Wisconsin Driver’s License Permit Classes
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Commercial Driver’s License Permit training
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Financial Opportunity Center
Services Provided
Human Resources, Workforce and Talent
- Recruiting
- Workforce Training (Specialty)
- Retention
Internship Programs and Student Services
- Internship Program
- Student Training
Libraries and Research
- Demographic/Census Data
Networking and Associations
- Demographically Based
- Small Business/General
Public Policy and Government Relations
- African-American Business
Starting a Business
- Startup Business Counseling
Training and Education
- Health Care Training
Events and Community Building
- Neighborhood Fairs and Festivals
Shirron Hines
435 West North Ave
Milwaukee, WI 53212
(414) 374-5394
https://TMUL.org
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