Presentations Podcast

Join Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway as she discusses the challenges we are facing today and how to move Madison forward: • Keeping our community safe from COVID-19 • Responding to the economic crisis • Developing critical public safety strategies

Stacie Reece, Sustainability Program Coordinator for the City of Madison, will give context and meaning to the term "environmental justice," as well as real world examples from Madison and Wisconsin. Gain awareness on how to have a more equitable distribution of environmental risks and benefits while also including those who will be disproportionately impacted by climate change. We all remember th...

A discussion on how eating fish and touching water from Starkweather Creek can affect public health.

City of Madison staff and consultants discuss the revised development concept and draft plan.

Recruit Class 9 of the Madison Fire Department are sworn in as official City of Madison Fire Fighters.

Dr. Christy Clark-Pujara, Associate Professor of History at U.W. Madison, will discuss why race matters. Why is there such tension, division and disparities among racial groups in the United States of America, especially among white and black Americans? How and why did blackness and slavery become synonymous? How and why did a nation founded upon liberty and freedom perpetuate human bondage? What...

City and community leaders come together to discuss housing trends, challenges and response to housing needs in Madison.

Prospectives on Transforming Our Futures featuring YWCA Madison's Racial Justice Summit Deep Dive Institute facilitators, Annahid Dashtgard, Bettina Love, and Heather Hackman. Moderated by Shahanna W. McKinney-Baldon. This is a discussion around each of these women's work around racial and social justice.

A Loteria Artistic Engagement with Colectivo Sinapsis, accompanied with verses by Alondra Quechol and Geryscopio, as well as with music by Colectivo Jaranero de Madison.

Alixa and Naima interweave spoken word, hip hop, and multimedia theater to expose injustice, channel hope into vision, and make a better future.

The Madison Fire Department recognizes those who achieved a new promotion or classification in 2019.

A discussion on major issues and opportunities facing downtown Madison moderated by DMI President, Jason IIstrup, with the following panel: Deb Archer, Destination Madison; Tom Lynch, City of Madison; Anne Neujahr Morrison, Urban Land Interests and New Year Investments; and Angela Russell, CUNA Mutual Group. The event also features remarks from Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway. 

DMI and Capitol Neighborhoods, Inc. present the Affordable Housing Design Strategies for Downtown Madison. Event panelists will discuss practical and innovative design solutions, highlight local affordable housing policies and zoning rules, and provide their insights for the future of affordability in downtown Madison. Panelists include: • Matt Wachter, Office of Real Estate Services Manager, City...

Director of the Department of Civil Rights, Norman Davis, leads a presentation to new alders on the department's role in the City process and answers any questions they may have.

Capitol Neighborhoods Inc Annual Meeting with guest speaker Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway.

A community conversation featuring Cherise Fanno Burdeen, CEO of Pretrial Justice Institute, Kelli Thompson, State Public Defender, Nick McNamara, Dane County Circuit Court Judge, and Dane County Clerk of Courts, Carlo Esqueda.