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Health & Welfare

Nowhere to go: Why Wisconsin’s homeless youth go uncounted and underserved

By Princess Safiya Byers (Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service) and Francisco Velazquez (Wisconsin Watch) | February 20, 2020

Lawmakers and advocates want to eliminate barriers that keep homeless young people from getting help.

Government

Wisconsin youth vote boosted by peer persuasion, rallies, bounce houses — but can gains be sustained?

By Emily Hamer (Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism) | March 31, 2019

NextGen believes its multi-million dollar effort helped increase turnout among voters ages 18-35, but experts say that cannot be tied to one group or strategy.

Economy

A young mayor strives to rebuild jobs lost in paper mills

By | October 8, 2012

In Wood County, where almost half of the paper industry jobs disappeared during the past decade, local leaders are using a regional approach to boost existing industries. Part two of three in the Center’s Rural Slide series.

Aging

Would young people stay in rural area for mining jobs?

By | October 7, 2012

In Iron County, which lost one of every seven residents from 2000 to 2010, residents say a controversial taconite mine may be the only way to reverse devastating population loss. Part one of three in the Center’s Rural Slide series.

2010 elections

Youth voters, Dane County may narrow state’s ‘enthusiasm gap’

By | October 5, 2010

President Barack Obama’s visit to Madison last week could reap several strategic benefits for Democrats.

military recruitment
A member of the Army’s Golden Knights parachute team spots his landing at the Middleton High School football field at a year-end pep assembly

Amid slow economy, more Wisconsin students heed the calls of military recruiters

By Nick Penzenstadler | August 5, 2010

Fred Machado, a wiry 18-year-old, walked across the Oregon High School stage at his graduation ceremony in June. Now he’s at a military facility 2,000 miles away, training to become a Marine.

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