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SUMMARY:Science Strikes Back All-ages Community Science Fair
DESCRIPTION:Science Strikes Back Community Science Fair Goes Virtual for 2021 \nScience Strikes Back is a community science fair usually held at Escuela Verde in Milwaukee. This year the all ages community science fair will be virtual with a synchronous component on February 3rd at 6 p.m. The event is free and open to the public\, entry cost for a project is $25. Science Strikes Back encourages community members in Milwaukee to critically analyze and evaluate their surroundings. The community science fair provides a space for stakeholders and science lovers of all ages to share their projects\, passions\, and solutions together. \nThe emphasis is on the scientific process and exploring questions. Previous projects have examined water quality to determine which Wisconsin river a mermaid could live in\, exploring the physics of sledding\, and a knitter wondering if her knitting changed when she watched Frasier. The science fair accepts projects from learners and scientists at any age and stage in their career about whatever they are interested in. \nThe grand prize category this year is Lake Michigan. Any project that addresses Lake Michigan issues will automatically be considered for the grand prize – an original sculpture designed by a local artist. This could include stormwater runoff\, algal blooms\, spearfishing sturgeon\, or anything else that impacts Lake Michigan. In addition to the grand prize\, there are six categories to enter projects into and a winner for each. The categories are Science: the Science of Food\, Technology: Use the Right Tool\, Engineering: Solutions-based Design\, Art: Science is Beautiful\, Math: Driven by Data\, !: Weird Science. Each category winner wins a plaque designed by Escuela Verde students. Additional prizes are available for winners as well! \nLast year science flourished amidst the diverse group; one high school student commented that they\, “loved the opportunity to get community members\, scientists\, and students all in one place.” Every year attendees are struck by the ingenuity of the science projects. One judge commented on a project where students designed a ‘sick sleeve’\, “I loved how your experiment was derived from a daily problem you have. You wanted a solution to your problem\, a true engineers mind.” \nYou can get involved by registering to attend the synchronous portion of the science fair\, by volunteering to moderate breakout rooms or serve as a judge. Science Strikes Back welcomes individual\, group\, or even class-wide project submissions. Projects have varied widely in the past. Last year\, Science Strikes Back showcased a traditional volcano project and a study on the correlation of stinkiness with loudness of flatulence. Projects will be featured digitally after the event on the Science Strikes Back website on a map showing the geographic distribution of our community of scientists! \nTo learn more visit www.sciencestrikesback.com.
URL:https://urbanmilwaukee.com/event/science-strikes-back-all-ages-community-science-fair/
CATEGORIES:Environment,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210208T080000
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SUMMARY:Pollinators Unite at the Mitchell Domes
DESCRIPTION:The Friends of the Domes’ Education Program brings you virtual\, interactive science experiences! Mr. Pete (with his seemingly never ending supply of props\, songs\, stories\, and Puppet Pals) explores various science topics that meet Wisconsin Academic Standards for Science and Health\, Grades K-6th. For schools\, home schooled students\, scout groups\, camps\, or any other group of children! \nIn “Pollinators\, Unite!”\, you’ll meet Honey B. as she explains the diversity of pollinators and flowers. Mr. Pete will lead you in the game show\, “Who’s Your Pollinator?” All this and much more as we explore the importance of pollinators in your backyard and around the world! \nMajor Standards Met: Science: Disciplinary Core Ideas (DCI) – Life Science 1 (LS1)\, Life Science 2 (LS2)\, Science: Disciplinary Core Ideas (DCI) \nProgram Outline: \nHoney B. Introduction\nWow! Theme is introduced and we talk about Pollinators.\nActivity #1- Parts of a Flower and Their Purposes\nActivity #2 – Wheel of Flowers: Introduce the diversity of flowers and their pollinators from around the world.\nActivity #3 – Pollination Adaptation: Goal- Students will learn that many different species of flowers are rare or unique and need special attention from their pollinators to survive.\nDiscussion – Pollinators\, Unite! \nCost for virtual experience: $65 for pre-recorded video\, 40-50 minutes long \nTickets can be purchased here. \nRegister between Janurary 15th – February 5th. The link will be sent out to registrants on Feb 8th. This is a pre-recorded video that can be watched at your and your classroom/organization’s leisure on or after Feb 8th. \nWe will be available for questions! \nWant to upgrade to a live event with Mr. Pete? Visit https://milwaukeedomes.org/childrens-programs and check out our other Virtual Science Live offerings!
URL:https://urbanmilwaukee.com/event/pollinators-unite-at-the-mitchell-domes/
CATEGORIES:Environment,Kids,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210209T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210209T150000
DTSTAMP:20210119T000120Z
CREATED:20210119T000120Z
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UID:573042-1612857600-1612882800@urbanmilwaukee.com
SUMMARY:Pollinators Unite at the Mitchell Domes
DESCRIPTION:The Friends of the Domes’ Education Program brings you virtual\, interactive science experiences! Mr. Pete (with his seemingly never ending supply of props\, songs\, stories\, and Puppet Pals) explores various science topics that meet Wisconsin Academic Standards for Science and Health\, Grades K-6th. For schools\, home schooled students\, scout groups\, camps\, or any other group of children! \nIn “Pollinators\, Unite!”\, you’ll meet Honey B. as she explains the diversity of pollinators and flowers. Mr. Pete will lead you in the game show\, “Who’s Your Pollinator?” All this and much more as we explore the importance of pollinators in your backyard and around the world! \nMajor Standards Met: Science: Disciplinary Core Ideas (DCI) – Life Science 1 (LS1)\, Life Science 2 (LS2)\, Science: Disciplinary Core Ideas (DCI) \nProgram Outline: \nHoney B. Introduction\nWow! Theme is introduced and we talk about Pollinators.\nActivity #1- Parts of a Flower and Their Purposes\nActivity #2 – Wheel of Flowers: Introduce the diversity of flowers and their pollinators from around the world.\nActivity #3 – Pollination Adaptation: Goal- Students will learn that many different species of flowers are rare or unique and need special attention from their pollinators to survive.\nDiscussion – Pollinators\, Unite! \nCost for virtual experience: $65 for pre-recorded video\, 40-50 minutes long \nTickets can be purchased here. \nRegister between Janurary 15th – February 5th. The link will be sent out to registrants on Feb 8th. This is a pre-recorded video that can be watched at your and your classroom/organization’s leisure on or after Feb 8th. \nWe will be available for questions! \nWant to upgrade to a live event with Mr. Pete? Visit https://milwaukeedomes.org/childrens-programs and check out our other Virtual Science Live offerings!
URL:https://urbanmilwaukee.com/event/pollinators-unite-at-the-mitchell-domes-2/
CATEGORIES:Environment,Kids,Virtual
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210210T150000
DTSTAMP:20210119T000309Z
CREATED:20210119T000211Z
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UID:573045-1612944000-1612969200@urbanmilwaukee.com
SUMMARY:Pollinators Unite at the Mitchell Domes
DESCRIPTION:The Friends of the Domes’ Education Program brings you virtual\, interactive science experiences! Mr. Pete (with his seemingly never ending supply of props\, songs\, stories\, and Puppet Pals) explores various science topics that meet Wisconsin Academic Standards for Science and Health\, Grades K-6th. For schools\, home schooled students\, scout groups\, camps\, or any other group of children! \nIn “Pollinators\, Unite!”\, you’ll meet Honey B. as she explains the diversity of pollinators and flowers. Mr. Pete will lead you in the game show\, “Who’s Your Pollinator?” All this and much more as we explore the importance of pollinators in your backyard and around the world! \nMajor Standards Met: Science: Disciplinary Core Ideas (DCI) – Life Science 1 (LS1)\, Life Science 2 (LS2)\, Science: Disciplinary Core Ideas (DCI) \nProgram Outline: \nHoney B. Introduction\nWow! Theme is introduced and we talk about Pollinators.\nActivity #1- Parts of a Flower and Their Purposes\nActivity #2 – Wheel of Flowers: Introduce the diversity of flowers and their pollinators from around the world.\nActivity #3 – Pollination Adaptation: Goal- Students will learn that many different species of flowers are rare or unique and need special attention from their pollinators to survive.\nDiscussion – Pollinators\, Unite! \nCost for virtual experience: $65 for pre-recorded video\, 40-50 minutes long \nTickets can be purchased here. \nRegister between Janurary 15th – February 5th. The link will be sent out to registrants on Feb 8th. This is a pre-recorded video that can be watched at your and your classroom/organization’s leisure on or after Feb 8th. \nWe will be available for questions! \nWant to upgrade to a live event with Mr. Pete? Visit https://milwaukeedomes.org/childrens-programs and check out our other Virtual Science Live offerings!
URL:https://urbanmilwaukee.com/event/pollinators-unite-at-the-mitchell-domes-3/
CATEGORIES:Environment,Kids,Virtual
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210211T150000
DTSTAMP:20210119T000358Z
CREATED:20210119T000358Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210119T000358Z
UID:573048-1613030400-1613055600@urbanmilwaukee.com
SUMMARY:Pollinators Unite at the Mitchell Domes
DESCRIPTION:The Friends of the Domes’ Education Program brings you virtual\, interactive science experiences! Mr. Pete (with his seemingly never ending supply of props\, songs\, stories\, and Puppet Pals) explores various science topics that meet Wisconsin Academic Standards for Science and Health\, Grades K-6th. For schools\, home schooled students\, scout groups\, camps\, or any other group of children! \nIn “Pollinators\, Unite!”\, you’ll meet Honey B. as she explains the diversity of pollinators and flowers. Mr. Pete will lead you in the game show\, “Who’s Your Pollinator?” All this and much more as we explore the importance of pollinators in your backyard and around the world! \nMajor Standards Met: Science: Disciplinary Core Ideas (DCI) – Life Science 1 (LS1)\, Life Science 2 (LS2)\, Science: Disciplinary Core Ideas (DCI) \nProgram Outline: \nHoney B. Introduction\nWow! Theme is introduced and we talk about Pollinators.\nActivity #1- Parts of a Flower and Their Purposes\nActivity #2 – Wheel of Flowers: Introduce the diversity of flowers and their pollinators from around the world.\nActivity #3 – Pollination Adaptation: Goal- Students will learn that many different species of flowers are rare or unique and need special attention from their pollinators to survive.\nDiscussion – Pollinators\, Unite! \nCost for virtual experience: $65 for pre-recorded video\, 40-50 minutes long \nTickets can be purchased here. \nRegister between Janurary 15th – February 5th. The link will be sent out to registrants on Feb 8th. This is a pre-recorded video that can be watched at your and your classroom/organization’s leisure on or after Feb 8th. \nWe will be available for questions! \nWant to upgrade to a live event with Mr. Pete? Visit https://milwaukeedomes.org/childrens-programs and check out our other Virtual Science Live offerings!
URL:https://urbanmilwaukee.com/event/pollinators-unite-at-the-mitchell-domes-4/
CATEGORIES:Environment,Kids,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210212T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210212T150000
DTSTAMP:20210119T000435Z
CREATED:20210119T000435Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210119T000435Z
UID:573050-1613116800-1613142000@urbanmilwaukee.com
SUMMARY:Pollinators Unite at the Mitchell Domes
DESCRIPTION:The Friends of the Domes’ Education Program brings you virtual\, interactive science experiences! Mr. Pete (with his seemingly never ending supply of props\, songs\, stories\, and Puppet Pals) explores various science topics that meet Wisconsin Academic Standards for Science and Health\, Grades K-6th. For schools\, home schooled students\, scout groups\, camps\, or any other group of children! \nIn “Pollinators\, Unite!”\, you’ll meet Honey B. as she explains the diversity of pollinators and flowers. Mr. Pete will lead you in the game show\, “Who’s Your Pollinator?” All this and much more as we explore the importance of pollinators in your backyard and around the world! \nMajor Standards Met: Science: Disciplinary Core Ideas (DCI) – Life Science 1 (LS1)\, Life Science 2 (LS2)\, Science: Disciplinary Core Ideas (DCI) \nProgram Outline: \nHoney B. Introduction\nWow! Theme is introduced and we talk about Pollinators.\nActivity #1- Parts of a Flower and Their Purposes\nActivity #2 – Wheel of Flowers: Introduce the diversity of flowers and their pollinators from around the world.\nActivity #3 – Pollination Adaptation: Goal- Students will learn that many different species of flowers are rare or unique and need special attention from their pollinators to survive.\nDiscussion – Pollinators\, Unite! \nCost for virtual experience: $65 for pre-recorded video\, 40-50 minutes long \nTickets can be purchased here. \nRegister between Janurary 15th – February 5th. The link will be sent out to registrants on Feb 8th. This is a pre-recorded video that can be watched at your and your classroom/organization’s leisure on or after Feb 8th. \nWe will be available for questions! \nWant to upgrade to a live event with Mr. Pete? Visit https://milwaukeedomes.org/childrens-programs and check out our other Virtual Science Live offerings!
URL:https://urbanmilwaukee.com/event/pollinators-unite-at-the-mitchell-domes-5/
CATEGORIES:Environment,Kids,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210213T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210213T113000
DTSTAMP:20210122T012116Z
CREATED:20210122T012116Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210122T012116Z
UID:573948-1613210400-1613215800@urbanmilwaukee.com
SUMMARY:Understanding Relationships Using Aristotle's Theory of Friendships
DESCRIPTION:Using classic resources from Aristotle\, we’ll look at the topic of relationships – including partnerships in business\, romantic connections\, friendship\, family\, and community.  We’ll explore the best methods for understanding\, evaluating\, and improving our relationships using frameworks that have been available for thousands of years.  And\, we’ll talk about the complexities of being connected humans\, now\, when the impact of distance and isolation can create new and interesting challenges. \nFree to attend. Donations welcome! \nThe donations we receive will help us continue to provide exceptional content\, free of charge\, available to the public.
URL:https://urbanmilwaukee.com/event/understanding-relationships-using-aristotles-theory-of-friendships/
CATEGORIES:Environment,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210214T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210214T140000
DTSTAMP:20210123T163601Z
CREATED:20210123T163601Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210123T163601Z
UID:574272-1613296800-1613311200@urbanmilwaukee.com
SUMMARY:Boreas Trail Adventure & CaniCross
DESCRIPTION:Seno K/RLT Conservancy is the perfect host for the Annual Boreas Trail Adventure. This beautiful park and trails take you through upland forest\, wetlands\, oak savanna remnants\, and prairie areas. \nThe 3.5 mile looped course is mostly double wide trails. You can tromp through the woods on a 3.5 mile loop as much as you would like for 3 hours. This event is for Prize Money. The CaniCross athletes start at 10:20 a.m. and the run/walkers will start at 10:30. \n$37.00 per person. Signup online at: https://www.raceentry.com/races/boreas-trail-adventure/2021/register \n 
URL:https://urbanmilwaukee.com/event/boreas-trail-adventure-canicross/
CATEGORIES:Active,Environment
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210217T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210217T173000
DTSTAMP:20210124T021749Z
CREATED:20210124T021749Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210124T021749Z
UID:574436-1613577600-1613583000@urbanmilwaukee.com
SUMMARY:Spirit of STEM Celebration / 68th Annual Engineers Week Banquet
DESCRIPTION:2020 Celebration of STEM – 68th Annual Engineers Week Banquet will be held virtually on Wednesday\, February 17\, 4 p.m. – 5 p.m. with an optional networking activity to follow. Join us for an inspirational\, fast-paced evening honoring some of Wisconsin’s extraordinary individuals and organizations working in STEM. Special Guest Presentation on Living\, Learning and Working in a Transformative World will feature Scott McLees\, Founder\, Pendios. We will honor the Engineer of the Year\, Young Engineer of the Year\, and Spirit of STEM Awards are honored. \nLearn more at https://www.stemforward.org/engineers-week-banquet \n 
URL:https://urbanmilwaukee.com/event/spirit-of-stem-celebration-68th-annual-engineers-week-banquet/
CATEGORIES:Environment,Tech,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210218T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210218T190000
DTSTAMP:20210124T022142Z
CREATED:20210124T022142Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210124T022142Z
UID:574439-1613674800-1613674800@urbanmilwaukee.com
SUMMARY:Science on Tap
DESCRIPTION:Science on Tap presents “Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom\, Scientific Knowledge\, and the Teaching of Plants” with Robin Wall-Kimmerer! Drawing on her life as an indigenous scientist and as a woman\, Kimmerer shows how other living beings―asters and goldenrod\, salamanders\, algae\, and sweetgrass―offer us gifts and lessons\, even if we’ve forgotten how to hear their voices. In reflections that range from the creation of Turtle Island to the forces that threaten its flourishing today\, she circles toward a central argument: that the awakening of ecological consciousness requires the acknowledgment and celebration of our reciprocal relationship with the rest of the living world. \nMuseum members FREE; non-member price is $5 per household. To purchase for groups of 10+ (non-household\, $20)\, please call 414-278-2728 during Call Center hours (Monday-Friday\, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.). Registration is required and attendees will receive a Zoom link prior to the lecture.
URL:https://urbanmilwaukee.com/event/science-on-tap/
CATEGORIES:Environment,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210220T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210220T113000
DTSTAMP:20210124T024506Z
CREATED:20210124T024506Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210124T024506Z
UID:574453-1613815200-1613820600@urbanmilwaukee.com
SUMMARY:The MKE Food School Presents: Make Food Not Waste
DESCRIPTION:In the United States\, 40% of the food grown goes to waste–often thrown out before it reaches the table. This means that every year\, American consumers\, businesses\, and farms spends $218 billion a year growing\, processing\, transporting\, and disposing 52 million tons of food that is never eaten–with an additional 10 million tons of food discarded or left unharvested on farms. Meanwhile\, one in seven Americans is food insecure. This makes the issue of food waste in contemporary culture one of the most important points of intersection for social justice\, food security\, economic stability\, environmental stewardship\, public policy\, and global trade. \nIn this co-sponsored workshop\, participants will examine the issue of food waste and consider how to take action – as they explore and identify ways to have a positive impact in our communities at the intersection of food and health. \nThis event is open to anyone. The workshop is free – but donations are welcome. Funds donated will be used to support the work being done by The MKE Food School and Make Food Not Waste in the area of community education\, resource-sharing\, and innovation.
URL:https://urbanmilwaukee.com/event/the-mke-food-school-presents-make-food-not-waste/
CATEGORIES:Environment,Food & Drink,Fundraiser,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210222T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210222T200000
DTSTAMP:20210124T031455Z
CREATED:20210124T031455Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210124T031455Z
UID:574485-1614016800-1614024000@urbanmilwaukee.com
SUMMARY:Front Room Presents: Hope Blooms Anew - Eco-Weddings
DESCRIPTION:We are so excited that couples are becoming more conscientious about how their wedding will affect the environment! Join us for a virtual event to learn more about the ecological impact of weddings and how you can make yours more Eco-friendly. \nHear from florists about minimizing the impact of flower farming and transportation before your wedding\, and the benefits of donating your flowers after your event. \nYour $5 entry fee is being donated to Bay View Community Center’s Food Pantry.
URL:https://urbanmilwaukee.com/event/front-room-presents-hope-blooms-anew-eco-weddings/
CATEGORIES:Environment,Fundraiser,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210225T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210225T190000
DTSTAMP:20210124T033606Z
CREATED:20210124T033606Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210124T033606Z
UID:574495-1614276000-1614279600@urbanmilwaukee.com
SUMMARY:Remarkable Milwaukee 2021
DESCRIPTION:The 2021 virtual event will honor ThriveOn Collaboration partners – the Medical College of Wisconsin\, the Greater Milwaukee Foundation and Royal Capital Group – for exceptional renovation efforts of the former Schuster’s/Gimbels Department Store on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive.\nThursday\, February 25\, 2021\n6 p.m. – 7 p.m.:  Join representatives from ThriveOn and learn about the historic Schuster’s/Gimbels  Department Store and exceptional renovation and future vision for the building. And hear from Historic Milwaukee’s Board President Sarah Greenberg and Executive Director Stacy Swadish about our last year and what’s to come! SistaStrings will kick off the event with a musical piece. \nVirtual Silent Auction\nFebruary 19 – 28 \nCheck out auction items online this year! Anyone can bid\, we will have a range of items from gift cards\, to art\, to food\, and more. Check back Feb 19 to start bidding. \nRemarkable Milwaukee benefits Historic Milwaukee’s mission to increase awareness of and commitment to Milwaukee’s history\, architecture and the preservation of our built environment. Proceeds help make programs like Doors Open and Spaces & Traces possible.
URL:https://urbanmilwaukee.com/event/remarkable-milwaukee-2021/
CATEGORIES:Environment,Fundraiser,History,Virtual
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