Presentations Podcast

Cover YWCA's White Privilege Conference Opening and Keynote by John Powell.

City staff and members of the Judge Doyle Square Committee brief the Council on the status of the Judge Doyle Square project.

Cover 2014 Annual Black History Theme - "Civil Rights in America" featuring a Keynote address by Joyce Boggess.

A discussion of potential strategies that the City of Madison could use to eliminate inequities in its operations.

Panelists will showcase their sustainable business initiatives, successes, and important lessons learned.

Coverage of the 29th Annual City-County Observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

City Engineering staff presents information on the City's Transportation Improvement Plan for 2013-2018.

George Austin, project director for the Judge Doyle Square planning project, provides the members of the Common Council with an update on the Judge Doyle Square Master Planning Project. He will also be available to answer any questions from the Council.

City staff will present information on the City's Transportation Improvement Plan for 2012-2017. The presentation will be followed by questions from the Common Council.

The Sentencing Project - Research for Advocacy and Reform, is committed to reducing racial disparities in the criminal justice system in Dane County. This day long conference explores national best practices, local paradigms, and next steps for change. This session features a panel discussion on next steps for reducing racial disparities in the Dane County Criminal Justice System.

Three Madison families share their heartbreaking and heroic tales of survival. From the horrors of Buchenwald to hiding underground in Berlin, each remarkable story captivates and inspires. As the generations change, the children and the grandchildren of these survivors are charged with the task of keeping these stories alive.

Madison City Channel cameras captured this annual ceremony celebrating the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The program was held at the Wisconsin Union Theater and featured a keynote speech by Rev. Walter Fauntroy.